Real Estate Blog

The fast-growing city west of Phoenix approved a plan last year to revamp three of its historic districts. Now, along with some private property owners, the municipality is advertising several infill parcels that could turn into new retail, restaurants or office space.

Nashville’s most valuable tech startup has completed its first acquisition.

Built Technologies has purchased commercial real estate management platform Nativ, Chase Gilbert, Built's CEO, told the Business Journal in an exclusive interview.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed. However, Built previously confirmed the buy is connected to a $23.6 million capital raise the company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this month. On Thursday, Gilbert said $23.6 million…

The latest merger for Dallas-based United Real Estate increased its network to more than 21,000 agents across 630 offices in more than 30 states. A major growth initiative by United — already one of the largest independent real estate organizations in the country — is “just getting started,” the residential brokerage's president says.

The estate has set a record for the highest residential sale in Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties.

Buildings on the site date to the 1970s.

Austin City Council on July 28 approved putting an affordable housing bond package on the November ballot, asking voters to consider authorizing $350 million in funding in a city beset with rapidly rising real estate prices and rents. It would be the largest bond of its kind up for a vote in city history.

Worried rising mortgage interest rates will impact their ability to afford a new home, a slew of homebuyers have been canceling their contracts. Here's how it's impacting homebuilders.

Big Beverages Contract Manufacturing signed a lease to fully occupy a 123,830-square-foot industrial building on Torrence Ford Drive in Huntersville. Rosendin will occupy 57,760 square feet at the neighboring building.

Washington County's land and highways make it an attractive industrial market — but there are growing pains.

It’s no secret Nashville is growing at a breakneck pace. But who is driving all that growth? Meet the 2022 CRE Awards honorees.