Real Estate Blog
Solomon Partners to move its New York City headquarters next year
The move will pull Solomon Partners out of an office that it subleases from AllianceBernstein.
Lancaster company sells building for $1.7M as it moves to larger site
A Lancaster company has sold a 30,000-square-foot site on Commerce Parkway in Lancaster for $1.72 million after outgrowing it.
Dav-Lin starts building out space for Stellar Energy at 30-acre lifestyle office park
The company will be the anchor tenant at the complex.
Triangle’s largest architecture firm to move Downtown Raleigh offices
The architecture firm has been on Fayetteville Street in Downtown Raleigh for nearly two decades.
As local footprint shrinks, Wells Fargo names senior executive for San Francisco role
Her focus has included expanding banking services to traditionally underserved communities.
80-acre housing project eyed for south DeKalb
The development would bring housing to an overlooked area south of interstates 20 and 285.
Solve Industrial Motion Group adding jobs as it opens $34M facility developed by Beacon Partners
A manufacturer of bearings and power transmission products has opened a large industrial facility developed by Beacon Partners.
These are the most expensive home sales this year in RI
The most expensive home sold in Rhode Island in 2023 wasn’t on Block Island, or in Newport, Narragansett or Westerly. Here's a look.
See it from the air: Austin area’s biggest factory yet, world’s first 3D-printed neighborhood and more
By 2040, the county just north of Austin is expected to surpass the population of the county that holds Austin. In this special report, we get a drone in the air to look at some of the incoming companies and real estate developers that will rocket Williamson County's population and economy beyond Travis County in the coming years.
Toll Brothers is building more lower-priced homes — and they’re driving sales
“Our strategy of broadening our product offerings to include lower price points and capture greater market share and growth opportunities is working,” Toll Brothers CEO Douglas Yearley Jr. said.