Real Estate Blog
South Park Hill campus gets new name a year after sale
Here's an update on what the new owners of the campus have done in a year.
New apartments near Disney sell to New York investment firm for big bucks
Amenities include an outdoor fireplace and fire pit lounge, a business hub and flex workspaces, a dog park, plus a yoga and wellness studio.
How Van Gogh immersive exhibit landed in an Ethan Conrad building
“Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience,” which opened in late June, will be in West Sacramento for at least six months.
Malta officials eye land acquisition on Saratoga Lake
The property includes 91 feet of waterfront located along Route 9P.
Chasen Cos. hires MacKenzie Management to oversee more than 600 apartments
Fast-growing Chasen Cos. will soon have a portfolio of 1,000 apartments in Baltimore.
The Boss: Jennifer Horne was never scared, entrepreneurs run in the family
Jennifer Horne is one of the founding partners of Urban Campus and Core, a consulting and real estate advisory firm that focuses on socially responsible development and economic growth.
Home ownership taking bigger bite of buyers’ wages in North Texas
The portion of wages required to own a home has risen sharply nationwide, and that trend is playing out in spades in North Texas. In Collin County, for example, major home ownership expenses gobble up 44.1% of median annual wages, and in Denton County, it's 51.3%. Nationwide, it's risen this quarter to 31.5% as the median price of a single-family home has hit a new high.
Valley home sellers cutting list prices as incentives for Realtors reemerge
Amid rising mortgage interest rates, the Valley's housing market isn't quite the frenzy as was seen during the past few years. Home sellers are starting to drop their prices, while new incentives for Realtors are emerging. One market expert has offered his forecast on when the Valley should reach a balanced home market.
Canadian master-plan developer is getting into the Arizona homebuilding business
After investing $1 billion to develop master-planned communities in Arizona, this Canadian developer is now going to start building its own homes this fall. An exclusive interview with leadership reveals why.
From Star Wars to Toy Story, see the Orlando home market’s most elaborate themed rooms
These themed designs often are found in the region's large vacation homes.