Real Estate Blog
Between I-794 demolition and preservation parties in public comments emerged a third option: Bury it
Between the uncompromising certainty of the “tear it down” crowd and the often snarky incredulity of the smaller status quo group emerged a few voices with a new idea for Interstate 794: Bury it.
Bexar County approves $7.3M to advance Arboretum San Antonio project
A Phase 1 build-out is expected in 2025.
Riverpoint Marketplace in West Sac sold to Embel Management for $36 million
West Sacramento's biggest shopping center sold in late October to a company making its second acquisition in the Sacramento region.
Beacon Communities receives $5M grant to renovate historic high-rise downtown
Boston-based affordable housing developer to use federal grant funds for a long-awaited renovation of downtown residential building.
Hotel near I-Drive, Universal Orlando with expansion, redevelopment potential put on market
The two-story property was built in 1973 and renovated in 2009. Here's how it's being positioned to attract investors.
Wells Fargo sues owner of Charlotte office building over default
Another office building in uptown Charlotte is in court after its owner defaulted on a $37.3 million commercial loan, according to court filings.
Strikes Unlimited in Rocklin part of $432 million Vici Properties-Bowlero real estate deal
A sale-leaseback deal announced last month between real estate investment trust Vici Properties Inc. and bowling alley operator Bowlero Corp. includes a local property operated by Bowlero.
House Money: Milwaukee’s growth plans; National Association of Realtors verdict
In this week's installment of House Money: Milwaukee plans for population growth, real estate industry scandals and Ketchum, Idaho, tries to fund growth.
Raleigh builder charts million-dollar townhomes with downtown views
More development is coming to the Five Points area in Raleigh, this time in the form of high-end luxury townhomes.
Wells Fargo files lawsuit to push Charlotte office building into receivership after default
The filing by Wells Fargo states the default on the loan occurred Oct. 20, with a total balance remaining of $34.9 million. The building is 92% vacant. A look at what the next steps will be if the receivership is granted.