Real Estate Blog
List analysis: Realtor group focuses on training, advocacy, community during hot market
Realtors of South Central Kansas membership rose to nearly 2,500 by the close of May.
Letter: CDCs are unsung in affordable-housing efforts
Letter to the editor: Affordable housing is an ongoing issue in Boston, but how many of us actually know who is funding and building affordable homes, maintaining them and bringing communities together to form thriving, sustainable neighborhoods?
Habitat for Humanity’s Lealman investment designed to be ‘transformative’
The group recently purchased 12 Lealman properties and has entered into a contract with the county for funding to help residents construct single-family homes.
The Weekly Rundown: $200M for housing, Drive bets big on Midwest (again), Hot Chicken Takeover’s new owner
Commentary on this week's business news.
Minimum lot sizes a thorn in the side of Houston-area developers as potential homebuyers continue to be priced out
Most Houston-area cities have minimum lot sizes for new residential developments. Developers say they are not helping in making housing more affordable.
Developer Blake Griggs dishes on the upcoming Walnut Creek ‘Transit Village’
The developer is making a big bet on the East Bay suburb's upcoming hub for commuters.
Walnut Creek hits the reset button
With a bustling downtown and an attractive location, the city's strategy is to play to its strengths
$400M Legacy at Countrywood proposal gets TIF recommendation from EDGE
The 170-acre Legacy at Countrywood proposes an investment of more than $400M to transform one of the golf courses at Colonial Country Club into a new mixed-use neighborhood.
The art of the remote deal: Tips and tricks to ensure your transaction doesn’t get derailed
During times of uncertainty in the world, two constants have always been acknowledged. One, the U.S. is one of the safest places in the world to invest money, and two, real estate is a stable industry. Thanks to these two components, foreign investment has been entering the U.S. for years. This has been even more prevalent due to recent inflation, the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war, which are causing a great amount of instability in economies throughout the world. The stability of the…
44 million pounds of concrete makes a positive impact at Crosstown Concourse
No visit to Crosstown Concourse is complete without taking a moment to marvel at its architectural centerpiece: the colossal atrium overlooked by nine stories of cascading balconies.
Where once employees and customers of the towering Sears, Roebuck and Company distribution center and retail store bustled about in cramped, crowded spaces, the visionary architects at LRK of Memphis and Dialog Design of Canada saw the potential to create a welcoming, light-drenched modern space — a wow moment, if…