Real Estate Blog

More development at 37th and Maize Road looks to be ahead.

It's one of the latest deals in the rise of out-of-state corporate investors buying single-family rental properties in Milwaukee — a trend a local public-private affordable homeownership group is seeking millions of dollars to combat.

The office is The Agency's first in Texas, and it's already making a splash with listings in a dozen Austin neighborhoods. Click through to read more about the brokerage, including the agents it has lured to the team, and to access a list of the wealthiest ZIP codes in Central Texas.

Amid a dire housing shortage, Austin City Council on June 9 took initial action to expand what's known as the vertical mixed-use density bonus development program. That change would allow structures to surpass 60-foot height restrictions put in place by an aging land development code.

An Indiana-based developer would be the first in years to take advantage of untouched land near the Cerner Innovations Campus to build new housing.

The complex, built near the WeGo Star railroad stop in Mt. Juliet, sold earlier this month to a Miami-base real estate investment trust.

The master-planned community is currently 83% leased on its retail spaces, and its residential offerings are full.

Land and entitlements in hand, developers for what would be among the biggest — if not the biggest — apartment projects in Elk Grove's history are looking at a late summer construction start.

Two city-owned parcels along the downtown Clearwater waterfront are up for bid and the Business Journal obtained the proposals.

John Norman, a former North State Building Industry Association chair and longtime member of the region's development community, will experience a career highlight this month when he's inducted into the California Homebuilding Foundation Hall of Fame.