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Leoterra expands staff as it branches into non-residential projects.

The build out over the next two decades is expected to result in 12,000 new jobs at the South Philadelphia property and continue its transformation.

Low inventory trumped rising interest rates as the biggest influencer on Atlanta housing prices.

Housing First Minnesota has promoted its Vice President of Advocacy, James Vagle, to serve as the group’s new executive director.

Vagle takes over the role that was vacated by David Siegel in May. Siegel had been the organization’s executive director for over 11 years when he left.

Vagel started his new role for the St. Paul-based building industry association on June 27, according to a release from the group.

He will be tasked with growing the organization's influence and advocate for…

“As things stand here today, in summer of 2022, in our opinion, none of these projects make sense,” said a developer in San Francisco's Hub District.

Real estate investor Lawson Mabry, who has spent his entire career in Clarksville, sees change on the horizon for the city. He shared his thoughts on what's in store for the military community's future.

A property in downtown Durham has seen its value soar, and now major development plans are in the works.

The city of Xenia has four housing subdivisions expected to start construction this year.

The apartments are about 3 miles from the GlobalFoundries plant at the Luther Forest Technology Campus.

Quorum Business Park in east Charlotte recently sold for $23.5 million.