Real Estate Blog
Startup that rents out museum-quality art preps for full launch
The evolution of e-commerce is allowing people to get a piece of the finer things in life. Just as Rent the Runway allows people to rent designer clothes, an Austin company called CoCollect LLC wants people to lease fine art to decorate their walls, committing to a piece for as little as one year. In this story, the entrepreneur behind the young company explains her strategy and goals, including the potential for outside funding in the future.
Dream Finders buys big piece of Apopka mixed-use project
The land is in a big mixed-use development.
City Council will decide fate of Mission Gateway’s new TIF plan
The Mission City Council will vote on Mission Gateway’s final development agreement next week. If it's approved, the project's construction would begin in early 2023.
Lennar lowers home prices in most markets, sees cancellations rise in Philadelphia as rates increase
Philadelphia is one seven markets where the homebuilder has yet to find the right prices to spur buyers to close.
Greenville paves way for 525 new homes, apartments
New single-family homes and apartments are coming to Greenville as the eastern North Carolina city continues to see growth.
Terry Bradshaw’s 744-acre ranch north of DFW is back on the market for $22.5M
An Oklahoma ranch north of Dallas-Fort Worth owned by NFL Hall of Famer and Fox Sports analyst Terry Bradshaw is back on the market for $22.5 million after a deal with a would-be buyer was ruled an incompletion.
The 744-acre ranch roughly 70 miles north of Dallas-Fort Worth has been re-listed after a deal with a potential buyer fell through, said Bernie Uechtritz, owner of Dallas-based real estate agency Icon Global Group.
To check out photos of the ranch, click on the gallery above this story,…
Denver-area commercial real estate not as bleak as others. How long will it last?
The pandemic shook commercial real estate markets to the core, creating more demand in some areas, like industrial, and destroying it in others, like office space. But 30 months after the first lockdown orders came out, not all of the dire predictions have played out.
Take the rebound in demand for retail space, which is in far shorter supply than anyone expected after consumers shifted more of their buying, even for groceries, online. Even though renters fled densely-packed areas during the outbreak, developers continued to churn out urban apartments at a robust pace, raising concerns of a glut.
Vacancy rates in Denver for retail, multi-family and industrial real estate are in the 5% range, but for office space, they are a little under 20%, Hessam Nadji, president and CEO of Marcus & Millichap, told a gathering of the Denver Metro Commercial Association of Realtors earlier this month.
Demand for office space remains soft as employees fight for the right to keep working remotely and..
Exclusive: JLL’s new NYC design director explores future of workplace
JLL has hired Danilo Lucii as design director in its New York office.
Resident pushback delaying plans for affordable housing in Bexley
The conflict is a sharp example of challenges facing the region as it works to build enough and different types of housing to accommodate ongoing growth.