Real Estate Blog

The city's updated residential tax abatement policy aims to increase the number of affordable units built in all neighborhoods and will increase the buy-out option to ensure more units come online.

A hot industrial market is mirroring multifamily trends of recent years, with an Orange County investor coming in to scoop up properties perceived as undervalued.

The newly minted public company has signed a lease for 60,000 square feet.

Irving City Council documents have at long last revealed that Wells Fargo is the large user that's been angling for a development at a key site along Lake Carolyn.

A regional shopping center is being marketing for sale locally.

San Jose saw the biggest drop in national housing prices in the second quarter, according to an analysis by Black Knight. Five other California markets also saw a price decline.

Stan Longhofer, director of Wichita State University's Center for Real Estate, said strong local apartment demand spans all classes — from luxury, Class A apartments to Class B and C.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area has some of the lowest average new home construction values in the country. It also has some of the highest.

The King of Prussia owner of Class B apartments now owns 95,000 units.

This Scottsdale developer is bullish on the build-to-rent sector, with more than $1 billion in construction projects on its plate in the Valley, including this newest project in the works in north Phoenix that is expected to be built by 2024.