Real Estate Blog
Milestone reached but no tenants yet for the Chapter Buildings in Seattle
So far, no leases have been announced at the Chapter Buildings, which will feature the sorts of amenities you would expect: upscale fitness center, spa-like showers and rooftop decks.
Mary’s Place says goodbye to leader Marty Hartman
Money raised to honor leader Marty Hartman went to the “No Child Sleeps Outside” campaign
How to succeed in real estate? Don’t be a perfectionist, says Liz Dunn
A Canadian farm girl turned neighborhood commercial developer, Liz Dunn encourages women to take more risks.
Law firm Perkins Coie to slash downtown space in office move
With the move, slated for mid-2025, Perkins Coie will reduce its footprint by nearly 50% to about 150,000 square feet.
Almost $100 million in city incentives for massive downtown project moves forward
The developers laid out a timeline for the project that could see work beginning next year.
Luxury home sales look to be slowing
Luxury home sales have dropped slightly in Dallas, but certain agents and brokerages in the $1 million-and-up market are sizzling despite the slowdown. AgentStory.com, which collects data on real estate agents, analyzed MLS sales data to provide more insight. Subscribers can also tap into DBJ's list of the largest residential real estate brokerages in the region.
Court ruling against land use reforms sparks more uncertainty for Austin developers, housing advocates
A Travis County judge is siding with a group of local advocates taking aim at recent land use changes implemented by Austin City Council. The situation is leaves an Austin infill housing developer unsure of what to do next.
Poplar Avenue lot proposed for Chipotle’s next Memphis-area location
The concept for the restaurant site, which is to be 2,325 square feet with a 688-square-foot patio, doesn't involve a traditional drive-through.
Several Memphis neighborhoods saw more home activity in October, bucking recent trends
While home activity has largely declined in Memphis-area this year, October changed that trend slightly for some neighborhoods.
Out-of-state development firm to invest $100M in Westside build-to-rent community
A Los Angeles-based real estate investment and development firm is making a $100 million investment in Albuquerque, its first in the region.