Real Estate Blog

The Denver real estate market has “moved from red-hot to a warm, orange glow,” one realtor said.

Construction historically hasn't been an easy industry for the LGBTQ community. Nick Colina's out to change that.

Zodikoff tells us how he overcame adversity in the legal business and why there are so few out brokers in commercial real estate.

A fourth is slated to open later this month.

Colliers Florida Multifamily Team said the “runaway train” is far from stopping for the market thanks to increased occupancy throughout the state.

The school's founder blames them on the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Whittle School & Studios launched its Van Ness campus in 2019 with grand plans to shake up local education.

The residential real estate market in desirable cities like Boston and its suburbs is as hot as ever. Double-digit asking prices, offers tens of thousands of dollars over asking, cash buyers, no contingencies — and all fed further by constrained supply. One reason for the frenzy is the nearly free money that low inflation and Federal Reserve Bank policies have provided for most of the last 20 years. Well, that’s changing.

So: Crash, correct, or cool?

Despite the Fed’s relatively aggressive…

The skyrocketing cost of housing is a full-blown crisis in the Tampa Bay area. As businesspeople, it’s our responsibility to do something about it, the author writes.

The annual Artisan Home Tour by Parade of Homes is returning this weekend with a brand new lineup of new and remodeled homes across the Twin Cities.

Like years past, the majority of the homes are concentrated in Edina and the Lake Minnetonka region.

“All the homes have been superbly crafted, are full of high-quality products and are brimming with the latest styles and designs,” the guidebook states.

Notable designs include:

An “unforgettable modern home” on Lake Minnetonka situated on 770…