Real Estate Blog
Great Falls mansion trades for $10.5M — seller recently bought a record-setting D.C. condo
The seller paid $9.5 million for a Georgetown condo in late December.
$2.73 million Larkin Development project to turn Seneca St. landmark into apartments
The project is the developer's latest in the Larkin District and its first since the opening of the nearby 70-apartment Millrace Commons building in August 2021.
Study: Here’s how remote work affected the housing market
The rise of remote work during the pandemic has heavily affected the hiring market, office strategy and the employer-employee dynamic, but new research shows a significant, sometimes overlooked consequence.
Return of buyer contingencies signals slowing St. Louis real estate market
The St. Louis real estate market is showing signs of slowing, and real estate agents have noticed the return of buyer contingencies that had been abandoned in two years of record-setting activity during the pandemic.
Raleigh, Chapel Hill apartments combine for $135M sale
A pair of adjoining apartment communities in North Raleigh and an apartment complex in Chapel Hill have been sold to a Texas firm.
New Sanford apartments linked to larger development in fast-growing town
This would be the latest project bringing more residential units to Sanford, a fast-growing city that's attracting more and more interest from developers.
Massive residential development south of Denver pioneers water demand management
A massive residential development near Denver uses artificial turf instead of grass, rock landscapes and designated water budgets for residents.
Federal Realty Trust makes inroads on redevelopment of 3 suburban Philadelphia shopping centers
The effort, which aims to create more of a community rather than just a shopping destination, has successfully been rolled out at some of its other centers.
CBJ Morning Buzz: Bissells give 330 acres to Charlotte Country Day School; Ousted Tepper Sports exec lands new gig
One of the largest private schools in Charlotte has received a massive land donation from one of the local real estate community's most prominent figures. Plus, ousted Tepper Sports exec Tom Glick has found a new gig, and data reveals one of Charlotte's top attractions for visitors.
Marshall’s owner on closing the longtime Grandview restaurant and bar
“We wanted to make sure we went out on our own terms while the restaurant was doing well,” Matt Marshall said.