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A 4,200-square-foot condominium penthouse on Congress Street in Boston’s Seaport District has been listed for sale for $9.2 million by Carmela Laurella of CL Waterfront Properties LLC.

The three-bedroom, five-bathroom penthouse at 346 Congress St. features a 2,300-square-foot private outdoor terrace with a hot tub, outdoor shower, landscaping and seating areas, including a dining area with gas grill, trellis and retractable cover.

“I have sold over $1 billion of real estate and I have never…

A 1940 Buckhead home built by the son of William Randolph Hearst is on the market for $1.659 million.

The two-story, 3,921-square-foot home located at 1154 W. Paces Ferry Road is close to schools and shopping, and has a nearly two-acre lot, offering some privacy in the heart of Buckhead.

The current owners, Atlanta native businessman Loren Pierce and his wife Jessica Williams, are moving to Peachtree City to be closer to Pierce's 89-year-old father and the airport. Pierce, who owns 22 independent…

Downtown Cincinnati Inc. is reviving its Downtown Tour of Living on Saturday after a 10-year hiatus.

The self-guided tour, which is being held noon-5 p.m., includes 14 different buildings that showcase downtown living options ranging from traditional condominiums to open lofts and redesigned historic buildings.

To take a look at some of the stops on the tour, click on the images above.

This year’s event, which is co-sponsored by Switch Collection, was inspired by the many changes happening in…

A luxe six-bedroom, eight-bathroom Edina mansion is on the market for $3.499 million.

The 11,826-square-foot home is at 4700 Annaway Drive and abuts Interlachen Country Club's golf course.

There's also an expansive outdoor pool and a tennis court.

The home sits on 1.25 acres. Among the many highlights of the interior is the home's lower level, which is 3,506 square feet and includes a second kitchen, a game room and a huge exercise room.

Property taxes on the home are $37,609 this year.

Andy…

For the first time since February, all of the top 10 luxury home sales in Greater Cincinnati did not top $1 million.

The top home sale in September was more than $2.3 million, but only one other home sold for $1.75 million or more. Four of the top 10 sales were below $1 million, breaking a six-month streak of all 10 sales being $1 million or more.

To view the top 10 home sales in Greater Cincinnati in September, click on the images above.

The data for the top sales is courtesy of Comey & Shepherd…

The company plans to expand to Austin, as well as hire in Houston.

Adam Berger has spent most of his career developing real estate, but it was his stint running an e-commerce business that sparked his interest in applying technology to homebuilding.

The key was finding the right tech.

He found what he was looking for in the North Dakota oil patch. There, where the building season is short and the demand for housing is deep, modular construction is part of the fabric. Home segments are built in factories, trucked to a development site and put into place, saving time and ensuring quality.

Now Berger is working to finish his second factory-built duplex on North Alton Street in Aurora. The designs are his own, built in a factory in Nebraska. The first duplex went from groundbreaking to completion in less than four months. This time around, he expects to complete construction in around two months.

“This tech has been out there. It’s how it’s been applied,” Berger said of modular home construction. His duplexes are selling at market rates — $429,000 and..

In a sign that Oregon's business landscape continues to shift away from home-grown ideals, most of the top commercial real estate deals closed so far in 2018 involve out-of-state buyers.

That includes, of the top transactions for which the Business Journal was able to confirm details, 11 California companies that have either entered or solidified their Oregon base.

Another four companies purchasing major Oregon commercial real estate holdings are from Texas.

Just nine of the transactions were…

A senior living management company in Rockland County is preparing to open a facility in Guilderland next month. The company plans to look for other expansion opportunities in the Albany area.

The 6.5-acre block of property recently put on the market by Procter & Gamble Co. could sell for at least $216 million, if not more.

That’s based on P&G’s (NYSE: PG) sale of 2.5 acres to General Electric Co. (NYSE: GE) and MassDevelopment, a quasi-public state agency. That deal closed in late 2016 for $83 million, or $33.2 million per acre. A comparable sale of 6.5 adjacent acres would be $216 million, a price confirmed by a real estate industry source.

A P&G representative declined to discuss…