Real Estate Blog

The 110 people we identified for ABJ's inaugural list of power players all have outweighed impacts on this city, their industries or even the world. This list is not a list of just Austin's elite. Many billionaires didn't make the cut, and actually many of these people are quite approachable.

A recent report from the Urban Institute shows that Nashville's faith-based institutions, colleges, and health care institutions own nearly 5,000 acres of land, which could be developed into at least 14,000 new homes.

Elected officials have an inexpensive tool at their disposal to ease the region's affordability crunch, according to a real estate and economic development consultant.

More growth is coming to southern Wake County near Holly Springs in the form of a mixed-use neighborhood.

Fischer Homes landed initial approval for changes needed to facilitate a 575-unit residential development in Northern Kentucky, despite the objections of local residents.

Elton John had homes in Atlanta for decades.

This award-winner project features a fitness center, indoor pool, indoor sports court, spa/salon, boardroom, art space, activity rooms, and a health clinic.

The St. Pete-based community bank has received the LEED Platinum certification for its Winter Park branch.

The business is investing $400,000 into the renovation of a more than 2,000-square-foot space at the shopping center.

The Boca Raton-based nationwide multifamily developer has the 1.44 acres of property under contract.