Real Estate Blog

Because of its fast growth, this company is planning to move out of its 10,000-square-foot space in Phoenix and relocate to new digs in Tempe later this year. Here's what's fueling that growth.

This is the second time in less than five years that the building has traded hands.

The Austin Chronicle reports that the city is ending its contracts with Front Steps, the nonprofit that has run the ARCH shelter since 2004. A city spokesperson told the alt weekly that Front Steps is dealing with “organizational challenges” and “to minimize potential disruption of services for clients, the City is identifying alternate nonprofit vendors to assume city-funded programs currently delivered by Front Steps.”

Elon Musk's Tesla has signaled it wants to build more near its huge factory in eastern Travis County, filing a site plan in early July for “industrial use facilities with associated improvements.” With the car manufacturer still not commenting on its development plans, these kinds of public filings offer the clearest picture of what's going down at the gigantic site. Musk's companies own more than 2,500 acres — that's more than five times the size of the University of Texas at Austin campus.

Commercial real estate lenders are seeing a slight downturn in activity in the Albany region as some development projects are delayed or reexamined because of higher debt costs.

With less than two months' supply of homes for sale, Atlanta's housing market is still heavily weighted toward sellers. But for the first time in more than a year, buyers who are still in the market have some of leverage.

The report analyzes metro-level data to calculate whether housing production rates are enough to maintain an expected vacancy rate of 5%.

This week's real estate news.

Describe what your company does in a single sentence. New home building and statewide Hardie siding install

What was the most exciting thing to happen at or to your company last year? The implementation of our employee experience coupled with the launch of our career development program.

As one of the fastest-growing companies in the area, what's the secret to your growth? Or in other words, how did you do it? A commitment to our brand promise of “Building Easier” means we make the experience easy…

Post Brothers' Matthew Petronk says the stars are aligned for converting Washington, D.C.'s older office into apartments.