Real Estate Blog

Bank of London signed an 11-year lease for 40,000 square feet of office space in uptown Charlotte. The company is already hiring for what it expects to be a 350-person workforce here.

Developer joint venture with Camp Eight Capital turned down after vying to voluntarily offer affordable housing units in South Aiken project in exchange for a taller, denser project.

Best Impressions Caterers will shutter its longtime event venue, Byron's South End.

The Greater Phoenix Economic Council has been working to boost the region's relationship with multiple countries, while factors like supply chain disruptions and labor costs have driven more international businesses to Phoenix.

There's no end in sight for the receivership for Northlake Mall, which continues to grapple with high vacancy and depressed property value — but, on the bright side, new tenants are still joining the lineup there.

A new report recommends incentivizing building more apartments.

Home prices dropped in July, leaving many homebuyers wondering if now is the time to buy a home, despite increased mortgage rates. Here's what experts are saying.

Residents of Atherton succeeded last month in killing a plan to bring townhouses to the town along the Peninsula that's the wealthiest community in the United States.

During the depths of remote learning, some student-oriented apartment buildings sat half or more vacant. Now rents for newly delivered student-oriented buildings are pushing rates to new heights.

Santander Bank around $3 billion in Rhode Island deposits, FDIC data shows.