Real Estate Blog
Idaho development company to construct affordable housing complex on Westside
The 137-unit building is located at 441 Coors Blvd. NW. It will feature one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with rents ranging from $450 to $1,246 per month.
State of the Strip 2023: Neighborhood population expected to double in next 2 or 3 years
New report on development, population and business growth reveals residential interest in the downtown fringe neighborhood remains strong despite the same falloff in office demand experienced elsewhere.
Guardian Storage entering Morgantown, West Virginia
Shadyside-based company continues to grow in Colorado and western Pennsylvania.
Fort Lauderdale office center draws new tenants, adding brokerage and pharma company
The office building was acquired for $17.5 million in late 2020.
Viewpoint: Tourists are the answer to save downtown, not federal workers
Louis Kahn, one of the greatest American architects of the 20th century, used to talk to bricks. When he’d ask a brick what it wanted to be, he’d say the brick would inevitably answer, “an arch.” And surely enough, Kahn created some phenomenally beautiful brick arches in his various projects across the world. If Kahn were alive today and were to ask an office building what it wanted to be, the words he would be least likely to hear would be “an apartment building.”
Yes, exceptions exist…
Calera eying new growth, development opportunities
Real estate is at the forefront for the Shelby County city's growth and opportunities.
Block Capital Group proposes three apartment buildings in Wynwood. Here are the details.
New York-based Kushner is involved in these projects.
Chicago-area logistics building sells for $2.7M with plans for renovations
Nomad Investment Group has acquired a 22,000-square-foot logistics facility in South Elgin that includes 1,900 square feet of office space.
HistoryMaker Homes president set to retire this year
Zac Thompson, who leads HistoryMaker Homes’ build-for-rent sister company, will succeed HistoryMaker Homes president Lane Wright.
Low housing inventory pushes Greater Philadelphia sale prices to record highs
Home prices jumped to record highs partly as a result of decreased inventory, which hit a 20-year low in June.