Real Estate Blog
Four new lab buildings proposed in developer’s Dorchester plan
The proposed master plan includes 1.56 million square feet of new development near the JFK-UMass MBTA station.
Castroville leaders scramble to protect historic town from San Antonio sprawl
Over the next two months, city leaders will host a series of public forums featuring experts in urban planning, architecture and historic preservation.
After legal battle, contractor embraces challenge of running Point Ruston market
The market was originally part of Point Ruston's 97-acre waterfront mixed-use development, but was awarded to a Tacoma construction company last year. Here's what the company says about entering a whole new business.
Real estate appraisal vs. fair value analysis — and how to comply with ASC 820
By definition, real estate portfolio companies own and manage multiple properties. The portfolio may be concentrated in one city or region, or, conversely, spread out over various states or across multiple global locations. When a broader portfolio exists, it can be a challenge for larger companies in this industry to determine the accurate and up-to-date fair value of their portfolios.
For certain businesses, a formal appraisal may either be required for financial reporting or a deeply entrenched…
Legacy Partners reels in $92M to finance construction of Bel-Red development
The cost of Eastside apartment construction projects has risen dramatically, the developer said.
Inside InLights’ industrial real estate plans
The local developer has big distribution center plans.
Residential real estate brokerage Compass begins year two in Kansas City with opening of second office
Rhonda Basler, head of operations for Kansas City, said Compass now has 225 agents in the Kansas City area. One year ago, the brokerage started out with about 30 local agents.
4 commercial real estate trends that can foster business growth
It’s no secret that many remote workers are reluctant to return to the office. Global Workplace Analytics found that more than half of U.S. employees can complete at least some of their work remotely, and 82% want to work from home at least one day per week, with 19% hoping for a full-time remote option.[1,2,3] That runs counter to what many CEOs want to see happen. It’s also driving some interesting commercial real estate trends.
“Most companies are publicly saying, ‘We want to be an employer…
Frank Adams Jewelers to start construction on new Wolf Road store
The jeweler will be leaving its longtime home at Stuyvesant Plaza.
New Yorkers and other transplants are driving up the prices on Philadelphia homebuyers, report shows
Affluent out-of-towners are pricing out locals in Philadelphia with an average maximum budget that's 39% higher than that of residents.