Real Estate Blog

Population growth and investment continues to soar in the Strip District while town hall event reveals how the neighborhood is grappling with increasing challenges such as a growing homeless population.

One of the largest logistics companies in the Charlotte area is relocating its headquarters to metro Atlanta.

Despite a cooling market, the sale of five apartment residences between the Dallas and Austin metros to California buyers indicates that there is still interest in Texas real estate investments.

Rent growth trends continue to validate investment in multifamily properties — even as inflationary pressures and rising interest rates cool off other parts of the economy.

Monarch Development Partners is proposing to replace the 6,000-square-foot building, and an adjacent city-owned parking lot, with a 73-unit Class A apartment building.

The larger of the two projects is a 21-story building that is slated for a $74.3 million redevelopment in downtown Dayton.

Adjustable-rate mortgage applications hit a 14-year high of 11% of total mortgage applications in May, according to a Mortgage Bankers Association report.

ARMs, which played a central role in the 2008 housing market collapse, are trending upward in Tampa Bay alongside rising interest rates, but they aren’t a reason for concern, according to Bank of Tampa Pinellas Market President Owen LaFave.

“The product has changed a lot since the last [economic] cycle. It’s not as risky,” LaFave told…

At the national level, investors kept up their steady pace of home purchases in the first three months of 2022, although they bought fewer homes than they did in the last two quarters.

The rental properties in Grand Prairie, McKinney, Rockwall, and Buda were sold to California-based Lightbulb Capital Group.

In a new report, Gregg Antonsen, senior vice president of luxury sales for Corcoran Pacific Properties, talks trends, changes, and potential “headwinds” affecting Hawaii's real estate industry.