Real Estate Blog
Dine-in Imax theater to open at Inglewood’s Hollywood Park
The luxury Cinépolis theater will be the first to open in Inglewood in decades.
Self-storage facility could be built near Falls mall
South Florida leads the nation in rent growth for self-storage facilities.
Moishe Mana shifts plans for Puerto Rican Community Center into affordable housing project
Moishe Mana hopes to assemble land in Wynwood for a convention center.
Fidelity escrow officer Gayle Giebelstein has built her career on client relationships
Commercial real estate is a field where connections matter — and Gayle Giebelstein knows that firsthand.
Giebelstein, assistant vice president and senior escrow officer at Fidelity National Title, has built her multi-decade career on strong client relationships. She wouldn’t have it any other way.
“I always knew I had to work with people,” she said. “And I saw if I learned along the way, worked hard and continued to take on more clients, I would be rewarded in my career.”
Giebelstein…
“Good, wholesome fun” coming to S.F with its first indoor axe-throwing facility
San Francisco has multiple bowling allies and several mini golf courses, but believe it or not, it is lacking an indoor axe-throwing facility.
More luxury townhomes rise in downtown Raleigh
Row 12 will add a dozen modern luxury units to downtown Raleigh.
$4.9 million-dollar home sale leads latest Top of the Market
Check out the most expensive recent home sales in Nashville in this weekly feature.
Mountaintop estate of Hormel heir for sale (Photos)
After moving out of the 52,000-square-foot McCune Mansion more than a decade ago, the family behind the Hormel Foods meatpacking empire is ready to sell the Valley property. Here's why luxury agent Libby Cohen says the price is right at $16 million. Check out a photo gallery of the mansion.
Report ranks Raleigh high for home inventory growth
The Raleigh area home market remains intense for those looking to purchase.
South Florida is home to the most competitive rental market in the nation
Each vacant apartment unit in Miami-Dade County, on average, had 31 prospective renters.