Real Estate Blog

Nashville-based development firm Southern Land Co. announced early last year plans for its first master-planned community in the region since it built Westhaven in 2001. The development broke ground last week. Here's when the first homes are expected to be complete.

The city-owned tower is a likely candidate for an office-to-residential conversion as downtown office leasing continues to struggle.

The 4.86-acre site on Murfreesboro Pike was identified in a permit application filed last week. Metro records show the land was recently purchased by one of the largest commercial developers in Florida.

Data from commercial real estate auction company Ten-X shows a decline in office-sales activity this year. A company executive points to the reasons behind the slowdown.

University unveils on social media much larger project serving a broad range of academic and community needs at key site at corner of Craig Street and Forbes Avenue in Oakland.

The Quackenbush building — named for G.V.S. Quackenbush and Co., a department store from the mid-1800s — is home to the Tech Valley Center of Gravity (a manufacturing incubator on the ground floor) and tenants such as 1st Playable Productions, Ithos Global Software, Troy Web Consulting and Eden Renewables, a solar developer.

Microsoft Corp. is not seeking direct incentives from local governments to develop 1,030 acres with new data centers in Mount Pleasant, however a sales tax break included in Wisconsin’s state budget earlier this year represents a significant financial incentive that helped make the project possible.

The Milwaukee area's historic Herman Uihlein mansion in Whitefish Bay is up for auction. See the current highest bid before the auction closes Tuesday.

The old adage of “supply and demand” can be seen in the latest local residential pricing and sales data.

The home is designed for “grand-scale entertaining” and includes an extensive library and more than 1,000 square feet of outdoor space.