Real Estate Blog
HistoryMaker Homes is considering a return to build-to-suit as housing market stabilizes
Like a lot of builders, HistoryMaker Homes dropped build-to-suit homes because material costs were rising so fast it made them economically unfeasible. Now, things might be stabilizing enough to bring those homes back.
Land Advisors Organization hires Whitney to lead first Midwest office in KC
Land Advisors Organization will open its first Midwestern regional office in the metro. The new office will be led by Dan Whitney, a real estate professional with expertise in land brokerage and market research and analysis.
Oconomowoc mansion back on the market with price reduced to $4.85M: Slideshow
A nearly 8,000-square-foot mansion on Oconomowoc Lake is back on the market for $4.85 million, down nearly $1 million compared with the price it was first listed at last summer.
‘Buy before you sell’ home finance startup Homeward expands into Oregon, Washington
Homeowners reluctant to sell because they don't have somewhere to move might get off the sidelines.
Woodside corner lot sells to New Empire with eye toward condos
New Empire said it's going to build a 12-story building with up to 120 one- and two-bedroom units on the site.
Addiction treatment center proposed at former Salvation Army space in midtown Dayton
If the project moves forward, it will replace a former rehabilitation center that ceased operations last year — ensuring the continuation of treatment for one of the hardest hit areas in the country for substance abuse.
Apple, Epic Games help drive Cary’s growth. But key challenge stands out.
The level of economic development in Cary is off the charts, but the town is lacking in one key area that is impacting the entire state.
South Miami retail building sells for $18.5M
The buyer recently sold an office building in downtown Miami.
Pharma giant gets rolling on 300-job Clayton expansion that could get even bigger
A multinational company that's already one of the largest employers in the Greater Triangle is taking steps toward a huge expansion that's years in the making.
RI Commerce nominee Liz Tanner jumps into process, Tidewater Landing talks
Rhode Island's new Commerce Secretary says she's gathering info as the RICC continues its Tidewater due diligence. Tanner is “determined to make good things happen” and “brings great expertise,” Gov. McKee said of his cabinet nominee.