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190 apartments units announced for former Lake Street Rainbow Foods
Plans for a 190-unit apartment building, tentatively known as Midtown Corner, have been submitted to the city of Minneapolis. That building would go on the former Rainbow Foods space on East Lake Street.
The proposed Midtown Corner building will have six floors. The first will be retail space, while the next five will be apartments.
The whole building will be affordable housing, with rent set between 60 and 80 percent of the area median income. A smaller number of apartments will be more even more…
Historic and Design Review Commission seeks new commissioners after resignations
A representative from the city said in an email that six members constitute a quorum, meaning that meetings can continue despite the three open chairs.
Baltimore Development Corp. issues RFPs for a swath of 23 former ‘superblock’ properties
The properties were once issued as part of a much larger RFP to redevelop the “superblock,” which originally covered five city blocks.
Realtor shares top mistakes to avoid when listing a home
As buyers rely on keyword searches to find homes, missing fields can be a critical mistake.
This Pittsburgh suburb named one of the ‘Best Places to Live in Pennsylvania’
Niche, which is headquartered in Pittsburgh, recently released its “Best Places it Live in Pennsylvania” list for 2019, and several local areas made the list.
Mount Lebanon led the way for the Pittsburgh region, coming in at No. 7 on the list.
Squirrel Hill North just missed making the top 10, coming in at 11, followed directly by Regent Square at No. 12 and Point Breeze at No. 13.
Bradford Woods came in at No. 15.
Philadelphia suburb Chesterbrook was at the top of the list, followed by Penn…
How Charlotte’s resale market is shaping up ahead of spring housing season
Some recent trends familiar to the Charlotte resale market were evident ahead of the spring season, often linked with being a busy time for homebuyers and sellers.
Seller of historic 123-year-old Colorado home listed for $1.9M accepting cryptocurrency (Photos)
The home was formerly owned by the founder of Denver's National Western Stock Show.
Here’s the inside story on Triangle housing starts, inventory and closings
Top line housing stats looked good for 2018 but 4th quarter numbers could show us trends for 2019.
North metro hotel is sold for $10 million, will rebrand as Radisson
A Texas investor has acquired the former Minneapolis Boulevard Hotel and is switching the property's flag to a Radisson.
COPT’s ‘experience driven’ offices change old to new in Columbia
A bank of new Peloton bikes will soon line a workout room in a Columbia office tower — and if tenants don't want to exercise, they could always take a sushi rolling class.
The trendy workout equipment will be the main draw in a 6,000-square-foot lobby and common space in Columbia Gateway as a 106,000-square-foot building that first opened in 1998 is being redesigned and remade for the future.
It will offer a lobby that has a cafeteria flanked by large and small meeting areas with sofas and comfy…