Real Estate Blog
NorthPoint Development starts construction on first piece of massive Statesville industrial park
JLL's Spencer Yorke, who is leading leasing efforts for the Statesville project on behalf of NorthPoint Development, said the first building of 585,880 square feet is under construction. The park is expected to include five buildings totaling 3.85 million square feet of industrial space upon full buildout.
These 3 new warehouses in St. Louis-area industrial park are mostly leased, even before construction wraps
Most of the speculative warehouse space being built as part of an industrial park expansion in St. Louis County is preleased, even before construction is completed this month.
2022 Most Admired CEOs: Joe Ryan on building Oppidan, his plans for nationwide expansion
Thirty-one years after putting together his first deal for Oppidan Investment Co., CEO Joe Ryan is still working with some of those same investors on deals today.
Greater Boston home sales ‘starting to normalize,’ says head of industry group
Last month was the slowest August for single-family home sales in Greater Boston in more than a decade. The slowdown was even steeper for condos.
The story behind two massive development projects near River Ridge Commerce Center
One local employer will be bringing more than 100 jobs to its new headquarters at the yet-to-be-built business park.
Urban Land Institute: Columbus must build more houses to stay affordable
“We can't wait until we've lost that affordability to take action.”
Florida’s new condo laws could open up coastal redevelopment opportunities
Colliers launched a project management arm to help condo associations navigate Florida's new law. But some associations, they say, may not be able to come up with new reserves requirements. That could open up prime redevelopment sites, particularly in coastal areas.
Minneapolis condos overlooking Mississippi River each list for more than $1.73M (Photos)
Marcy-Holmes' Phoenix on the River building has multiple condos above $1.73 million currently on the market.
Homebuying competition eases as values decrease for the second month in Tampa Bay
This is the largest monthly decline since 2011 and follows a 0.1% decrease in July.
Two N. Va. JCPenney stores sell as part of larger portfolio, could be redeveloped
The developer of The Boro is part of the team that picked up the properties.