Real Estate Blog
New York VC exec flips Miami Beach mansion for $26M (Photos)
The home had a massive gain in value in just seven months.
Founders of Jax real estate company win Entrepreneur of the Year in state
This is the second year in a row Jacksonville entrepreneurs have been among the winners.
Here’s what’s keeping Tacoma’s building boom on track (Photos)
A wave of housing, retail and office development is underway in the City of Destiny — and the projects have a common link.
The fate of the A’s in Oakland may rest on a vote this week by an obscure state commission
The $6 billion plan for a waterfront A's ballpark, housing, offices and retail at the Port of Oakland's Howard Terminal pits a team owner, estimated to be worth more than $2 billion, against multibillion-dollar shipping interests.
Houston CRE firm breaking ground on Class A industrial park in Irving
The four-building Class A development will total 429,027 square feet and is located near DFW Airport.
Penn National spinoff acquiring real estate of two Bally’s casinos for $1B
Bally's will immediately lease back the casinos and continue to run the gaming operations.
Pittsburgh City Council votes forward Oakland zoning change
Pittsburgh City Council approves new zoning standards for a 13-acre stretch of central Oakland by a vote of 8-1.
City officials ‘gobsmacked’ over Cedar Fair’s bombshell about California’s Great America
A Santa Clara city councilmember said she was “gobsmacked” by the news that Prologis will own California's Great America
Harris Stanton Gallery closes storefront in Downtown Cleveland
Meg Harris Stanton opened her first gallery in 1988, which was called the Evelyne Shaffer Gallery.
Park Synagogue preservation project gains nearly $3M in state grants
The future of Park Synagogue’s Conservative Jewish congregation lies in Pepper Pike, where it is expanding.