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An Indiana developer has closed on the Tuxedo Court property near Tropicana Field, where it plans to build a 15-story mixed-use tower.

A corporate entity linked to White Peterman Properties closed on the property on June 3 for $8.75 million, according to a deed filed in Pinellas County. Records show the entity also secured an approximately $6.46 million loan from Centier Bank.

The tower, which will rise on the 1.15-acre lot at 720 Charles Court S, will include 260 residential units and 2,700 square…

The cost of living is rising fast in Raleigh, but not quite as fast as the Queen City.

This is the first time the home has sold.

“Conditions appear to be calming a bit across the Houston housing market, so we are not seeing the frenetic pace of buying we did a couple of months ago with dozens of competing offers on new listings,” said HAR Chair Jennifer Wauhob.

Median sales price in May approaches $400,000 as increases moderate, according to NEFAR data.

A downtown Cincinnati investment company is planning to enter the New York Stock Exchange.

A parking lot in the heart of Denver's Lower Downtown could soon be a mix of office and residential use.

Following the recent announcement that HPI Multifamily is planning on bringing 829 rental units to north Fort Worth, the firm is actively seeking additional opportunities for build-for-rent, suburban multifamily and higher-density infill multifamily projects in North Texas.

It's shaping up to be a busy summer for the short-term rental market, particularly for urban cores that have taken the longest to recover since the pandemic.

“A national average of 4.1 jobs are being created for every building permit that is pulled, despite permitting levels reaching higher than historic averages.”