Real Estate Blog

Carson Street property hits the market for a new tenant as owners of Excuses sell and step away from a business they built into one of the longest running of its kind in western Pennsylvania.

The Fayetteville City Council and Cumberland County Board of Commissioners recently approved incentive packages to lure “one of the nation's leading homebuilders” to the area.

Raza Development Fund announced the J. Tommy Espinoza Growing Diverse Housing Developers Fellowship to help tackle a lack Latino and Black real estate developers and a focus on affordable housing. Phoenix builder Ernesto Fonseca is part of that change.

The bankruptcy case tied to the failed headquarters project for the Carolina Panthers is advancing.

A small housing project in Rio Linda three years ago has led two Sacramento-area builder/developers to team up again.

A new fund to support budding Hispanic developers in Milwaukee could start making loans as early as September after receiving a $525,000 award from the Zilber Family Foundation and cementing a partnership with Forward Community Investments.

Here is our latest roundup of the area's most expensive home sales.

Eighteen months ago, Ariel Enriquez found space for his five children at Park Place Condominiums in north Tucson. Soon after they moved in, the rent went up $200, to $1,700. With his struggle to pay the increase, the single father fell behind and was charged late fees, pushing his rent over $1,800. The family was evicted in April.

Enriquez, who’s an independent contractor, gathered his five boys and moved to a rundown apartment owned by a family member on Tucson’s south side, almost 14 miles…

“It’s difficult to go back,” the Rev. M. Douglas Peters said about the ongoing effort to restore Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church to its former self after a major fire in 2018.

GT Real Estate Holdings' Chapter 11 bankruptcy case moved forward again today with a continued hearing. And some of the case's next steps are beginning to come into focus.