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The buyer of the 44.63-acre property on N. Waiakalua Road in Kilauea was Pacific Organics Inc., a Hawaii corporation with an address in Los Alamitos, California.

“There are fewer properties and a lot of demand, so this drives up the prices of real estate compared to years ago when real estate was not as highly priced.”

The founder of KnowBe4 Inc. has purchased a sprawling waterfront estate in Belleair that's been on and off the market since 2010.

Stu Sjouwerman confirmed that he paid $7.9 million for the property, a 12,935-square-foot home with 171 feet of water frontage. The seller, Laser Spine Institute founder Dr. James St. Louis, paid $10.25 million for the home in 2008, according to Pinellas County property records. It was first listed for sale in 2010, priced at more than $14 million.

St. Louis left Laser…

Condo developers are the primary target of marketing efforts, the listing broker says.

The new owners of a struggling Cary shopping mall have big plans.

Anchor Line Partners plans to develop 166 apartments across two buildings at 449 Cambridge St. and 1-3 and 12 Emery Road in Allston, currently the site of an autobody shop and a tow lot, according to a letter of intent filed Friday with the Boston Planning and Development Agency.

The Cambridge Street building, blocks away from the Boston Landing area, would house 126 apartments across six stories, some 4,000 square feet of ground-level commercial space and 69 parking spaces in a two-level garage.…

A secluded French Country estate tucked away on South Whidbey Island is on the market for $5.5 million.

The owners, who are long retired from the brewing business, want to remain anonymous and have moved to Idaho where they have two other homes.

They built this home in 2007, in their retirement years and have loved it. Brokers Theresa Truex and Jim Norman of Windermere have the listing.

The 4,848-square-foot manse is built on about 38 acres with lush forest, Olmsted-inspired gardens and…

The San Jose mayor called for state legislation that would strip away some of the local authority that municipalities have used to block housing: “Until we recognize that the cost of doing nothing is far greater than whatever tax we might pay to address this, we’re not going to change.”

Andrea Barela's mother was instrumental in revitalizing the Santa Fe Drive corridor as the head of Newsed. Today she's tasked with continuing what her mother started.

California College for the Arts wants to put 589 new housing units in Rockridge — and some residents are skeptical.