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South Korean money backs massive SoBro hotel project
The loan is the third-largest construction loan issued during Nashville's real estate boom of the past five years, according to Business Journal research. All three come from foreign sources.
Hoskins’ horse farm auction pushed back to June 5
The court-ordered foreclosure sale of the East Aurora residence and horse farm that had been owned by Beth Lynne Hoskins has been postponed.
The auction, originally set for April 3 has been pushed back to 11 a.m., June 5 in the Erie County Hall foreclosure alcove.
KeyBank N.A., which is owed $227,415 for the Emery Road property, declined to comment on the postponement.
The foreclosure is the latest chapter in the legal saga focusing on Hoskins, who saw the SPCA Serving Erie County seize more than…
Ogden planning 76 apartments on Water Street in Milwaukee’s east side
Ogden & Co. Inc. could develop 76 apartments in a five-story building along North Water Street on Milwaukee’s lower east side and will hold a neighborhood meeting this month to get feedback on the plan.
The new apartments are planned on land Ogden assembled over the past several years at North Water and North Jackson streets. Since the recession, that neighborhood has been Milwaukee’s hottest zone for new apartment construction, including two projects Ogden has completed in recent years.
The…
Nearly 20,000-square-foot mansion in Southlake to hit auction block
Striking turrets and Old World charm define this 19,673-square-foot mansion in Southlake.
The nearly two-acre estate near Bob Jones Park, once listed for $3.5 million, is hitting the auction block on April 23 at $2.5 million.
Located at 3716 North White Chapel Boulevard, the home offers eight generous bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and four half-bathrooms. With coffered ceilings, a chef's kitchen and a wet bar with a stone fireplace, the home is well-suited for entertaining.
The space includes…
Austin-based Texas Realty Capital acquired by Minnesota firm
Texas Realty Capital principals Jim Lemos, John Morran and Matt Counts along with the firm’s five other employees will join NorthMarq, the company said in a Tuesday announcement.
Real estate investors expected to unlock trillions as feds finalize Opportunity Zone rules. Here’s where the money is likely to flow
The recent shutdown of the federal government has delayed IRS efforts to issue final rules a new federal program aimed at driving investments in impoverished communities across the country.
(PHOTOS) Inside Nike designer’s stunning $1.8M home
Noted Nike designer Tinker Hatfield said in 2017 that the self-lacing Hyperadapt 2.0 shoe, then in the development process, will eventually be used in the NBA.
Nike bills the technology as applicable to a range of shoes, including soccer cleats and high heels. In a sense, that versatility seems to apply to Hatfield's outside life, as evidenced by his Irvington home. It's an abode that's at once elegant and modern, comfortable and large.
It's also for sale, for $1.8 million. Jacob York, the Re/Max…
300-plus unit residential redevelopment proposed in Doraville
Kaufman Capital Partners and Atlantic Realty Partners want to transform a nearly 14-acre site now occupied by a 34-year-old shopping plaza at 4256 Tilly Mill Road.
St. Louis lenders on why mortgage rates are falling and what it means
Rates fell to an average 4.06 percent on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage last week, the biggest one week drop in a decade, Freddie Mac said in its weekly report.
Real estate investors expected to unlock trillions as feds finalize Opportunity Zone rules. Here’s where the money is likely to flow in California
The recent shutdown of the federal government has delayed IRS efforts to issue final rules a new federal program aimed at driving investments in impoverished communities across the country.