Real Estate Blog
REQ: Range Realty hopes its lessons, shared challenges as a small biz resonate with clients
Three co-founders split off from Cushman & Wakefield to start their firm. Miles McCune and Ashley Resner sit down to discuss their CRE company as part of the latest Real Estate Quarterly.
Investor appetite in the Tampa Bay housing market amps up in Q1
Investors kept up their steady pace of home purchases in the first three months of 2022, although they're buying fewer homes now than they have through most of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Development is a family affair for Serenity Capital Management
A new developer has entered Tampa's residential real estate market.
Palm Beach mansion sells for huge gain at $18M
The home has deeded access to a private beach.
North Loop condo next to Mississippi River listed for $950,000 (Photos)
A two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium in the North Loop's Itasca Lofts is on the market for $950,000.
The 1,831-square-foot unit was renovated by Minneapolis-based Albertsson Hansen Architecture to preserve historic details while adding modern updates.
The home is filled with natural elements including original timber beams, marble countertops and brick walls.
A spiral staircase leads to a private rooftop deck that overlooks the green tree canopy lining the Mississippi River.
Other amenities…
Biz: Seaboard Train Station’s future to be decided; Durham firm building ‘resort-style’ community
A symbol of Raleigh’s past is about to find out how much it will be part of the city’s future.
A higher calling: KC weighs adhering to Country Club Plaza’s bowl overlay or using ‘creative’ alternatives
In the latest edition of Real Estate Quarterly, we explore what's happened with the debate about controlling building heights on the Plaza and where that conversation is going. This iteration of the conversation about how tall to build in some parts of the shopping district originated with a proposal to raze a church for a project seeking a 100-foot-plus variance on height restrictions.
REQ: Here’s a roundup of 6 key KC real estate developments from Q2
As part of our latest edition of Real Estate Quarterly, we gather some key projects that got rolling in the second quarter, from a massive redevelopment of the West Bottoms to a gigantic logistics park near KCI to the South Loop cap.
Kansas City’s EDC hires new CEO after three years and three interims
Tracey Lewis takes over the top role after an almost three-year period of interim leaders. He comes from Commerce Trust Co. and has been a Kansas City resident for 17 years.
My View: Arizona homelessness crisis needs a coordinated, united action plan
In this guest column, the executive director of a Valley agency that coordinates care for the homeless urges public and private partners to work on a truly collaborative effort to help alleviate the growing issue of homelessness in Maricopa County.