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With more big box stores downsizing, property owners are facing hefty costs to make vacant spaces ready for new tenants. And now, because of Congress’ oversight in the new tax law, property owners have an even bigger problem on their hands.

A Dayton-area Toys 'R' Us property has been sold to a Massachusetts real estate firm.

Affordable housing developer Jamboree Housing Corp. is planning a 47-unit project in Citrus Heights.

In local news:

Despite possible signs of cooling in the housing market, Charlotte remains a hot spot for home-flippers, according to Realtor.com. Per the site's report on the nation's best cities for flippers, the Queen City ranks No. 2, trailing only its perennial rival — Raleigh.

Realtor.com's researchers looked at home sales in the 200 largest metropolitan areas for July, August, and September 2018 and compared them with the same period a year prior. It defined a home flip as any type of home…

The developer of Shawnee's Bellmont Promenade received initial approval for its revised plan, the Shawnee Mission Post reports.

The Shawnee planning commission unanimously approved the updated plan, which includes 20 additional apartments and reduces the retail space from 200,000 square feet to 193,000 square feet. The project also includes a 31,200-square-foot restaurant plaza and a total of 250 apartment units.

The revised plan will now go before the city council for final approval.

The Philadelphia company is expanding in the D.C. area to shakeup the traditional residential real estate business.

For Memphis’ housing market, 2018 was a year marked by shortage.

One of the wealthiest Americans has put his Colorado ranch up for sale with an asking price of $46 million.

Henry Kravis, the 75-year-old co-founder of private-equity giant KKR & Co. Inc. (NYSE: KKR), has an estimated net worth of $5.4 billion, according to Forbes, and currently serves as the co-chairman and co-CEO of KKR.

Kravis spared no expense in developing his Westlands Ranch over 30 years and hosted guests ranging from CEOs of large corporations to well-known dignitaries, political figures…

San Francisco-based apartment developer Carmel Partners raised $1.28 billion for its Fund 7.

The developer, founded in 1996, has built or renovated thousands of apartments in the Bay Area, including the 330-unit Fourth Street East in Oakland that is now leasing up, and is building the tallest residential tower in Oakland at 1314 Franklin St.

“Through our vertically integrated platform, we will continue to pursue a multifamily value-creation strategy in our target markets,” said Ron Zeff,…

It's the buyer's first North Carolina purchase.