$2B Brookridge redevelopment starts construction after years of delays
Brookridge has finally started moving dirt, nearly a decade after developers first proposed a redevelopment of the fitness club. Infrastructure and utility work will continue into next year, and developer Curtin Property envisions a 10- to 15-year construction period.
Oversized bayfront Avalon property with 1,000-SF rooftop deck, guest house lists for $8M
The home on a coveted oversized lot in Avalon has one of the only rooftop decks in the Jersey Shore town, as well as an expansive pool and a guest house. Still, the ground it's built on may prove more valuable to potential buyers.
Maui Health, Kaiser Permanente Hawaii support employees and those affected by Maui fire
Maui Health seeks the community's kokua in caring for its employees displaced by the wildfire. Kaiser's clinic in Lahaina has shuttered. The provider prepares to launch its Mobile Health Vehicle over the weekend to aid with medical needs at shelters on Maui.
Oahu suspends short-term vacation rental laws to ‘increase the availability of temporary housing’
The Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting is suspending the 30-day minimum rental period for vacation rentals in response to the wildfires on Maui and Hawaii Island, City officials announced Friday.
According to a statement by the City issued Friday afternoon, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi directed DPP to enact the suspension of the 30-day rule in an effort to “increase the availability of temporary housing on Oahu.”
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First Hawaiian Bank donates $250K to the Aloha for Maui campaign
“We wanted to work with all the other banks to help provide a safe way to donate to the cause,” First Hawaiian Bank Chairman, President and CEO Bob Harrison told PBN.
Why SJSU’s new $70M Spartan Athletics Center is a ‘big deal’
While it is meant for all of SJSU’s 22 athletic teams, the SAC is undeniably dedicated to and driven by football — mirroring a decades long trend across college athletics.
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Denver homebuyers see some relief as closed price-to-list price ratio drops
With a near-record low number of homes available in the Denver metro in July, it’s still officially a seller’s market. Still, some buyers are seeing a little relief as the closed price-to-list price ratio dropped slightly below 100%.
“Anecdotally, listing agents aren’t seeing the bidding wars from 2021 and early 2022 or the strong offers with no contingencies,” says Colleen Covell, a member of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors market trends committee and realtor at Mile Hi Modern.
“Burdened with high-interest rate loans, buyers feel entitled to take their time, wait for the best home to suit their needs, and then negotiate for all necessary repairs and seller concessions.”
According to the monthly report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, July’s housing market continued to be sluggish, with only 6,299 active listings at month’s end, a 4% increase over June’s 6,071. Historically, the average number of active listings for July is 15,745. The record high of 31,989 li..
Renovated senior apartments in north St. Louis County open after $6.5M investment
An elementary school-turned-senior living center in Florissant has been repurposed into a more modern apartment complex catering to people 55 years of age and older.