Real Estate Blog
Washington developer to build 3,500 Valley apartment units — to the tune of $1B
With $1 billion of apartment units under construction and in the pipeline in metro Phoenix, this developer plans to add 3,500 units to the area. Find out details of the developer's strategy, and the construction timeline for projects in four Valley cities.
Houston-based developer breaks ground on 110-home development in San Antonio
Home prices will begin in the $600,000 range, and are expected to be available later this year.
Freehold, New Jersey 55+ housing development opens
The one- and two-story single-family homes at Regent Oaks at Freehold are priced from the upper $600,000s.
Wednesday Digest: Supervisors rezone S.F.’s housing; Tesla lays off staff with office closure
Meanwhile, United Airlines is looking to hire an additional 800 new employees during its career fair on Wednesday at Chase Center.
Investors bought a third of all Atlanta homes. Here’s why.
Atlanta leads the nation in terms of the percentage of homes sold to real estate investors. Here's why that's happening and where the activity is concentrated.
RK Investors looks to rezone site off Rea Road in Charlotte for large retirement community
RK Investors' recent rezoning petition outlines plans to develop 53 acres near Piper Glen into a massive retirement community.
ECN Capital CEO buys Palm Beach townhouse for $25.58M (Photos)
The home is across from the ocean.
‘Buy before you sell’ home finance startup Homeward expands into Washington, Oregon
Homeowners reluctant to sell because they don't have somewhere to move might get off the sidelines.
Fate of Raleigh’s first Char-Grill in question as new tower envisioned
A development hotspot in downtown Raleigh could see a new tower rise on the site of the original Char-Grill location.
Metro Denver home price gains surge past 23% for second month in a row
Annual home price appreciation in metro Denver topped 23% for the second month in a row in April and barely missed matching a record high set in March, according to a closely watched home price index.
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index for metro Denver rose 23.6% year-over-year in April after a 23.7% gain in March. Those two readings represent the highest rates of annual home price appreciation seen in Denver in records going back to 1986. From February 1999 through August 2001, the index did have a long streak of double-digit gains as tech and telecom spending boosted incomes, peaking out with an annual gain of 15% in February 2001.
For 13 months now, annual home price gains in metro Denver have surpassed the prior record set in 2001.
“We continue to observe very broad strength in the housing market, as all 20 cities notched double-digit price increases for the 12 months ended in April,” said Craig Lazzara, managing direct at S&P DJI in the report “A more-challenging m..