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The Dayton-area housing market finished the summer strong.

The average sale price of a single-family home or condominium in August was $170,981, an increase of 5 percent from last year, according to a report from Dayton Realtors (formerly Dayton Area Board of Realtors). Additionally, the median home price saw a 7 percent increase from August 2017, reaching $150,000 last month.

A healthy housing market is a sign of an overall healthy economy.

Around 1,640 single-family homes and condominiums sold…

Jean Pierre Cohen, the editor-in-chief of French luxury real estate magazine Residence Immobilier, paid $11.69 million for a waterfront mansion in Miami Beach.

One Sotheby’s International Realty represented both side in the sale of the 7,961-square-foot home at 1374 S. Venetian Way, Unit B, on San Marco Island. Roy Benmeir and Rachel Benmeir worked with the buyer, and Allan Kleer and Fabian Garcia-Diaz listed the property. The seller was the Gerald H. Goldfarb Family Loan Term Trust.

The price…

Premier Sotheby's International Realty is moving its South Tampa office to Hyde Park Village.

The developer of Hyde Park, Boston-based WS Development, said Thursday that Sotheby's has signed a 3,381-square-foot lease on the second floor of the building at 744 S. Village Circle, which is above Juxtapose and Level Salon.

Sotheby's will open in Hyde Park in November. Its current office is at 202 S. Moody Ave.

“As Hyde Park Village continues to diversify and engage the right fit of business, retail,…

An event will be held in Dayton next month looking into the business of the aging.

Every day, 10,000 people turn 65 in the United States. Seniors are one of the largest growing demographic groups in the Miami Valley, too.

The Business of Aging: Housing, Technology, Healthcare event will feature a panel of experts on senior trends in housing, technology and healthcare, exploring the business of aging in the Miami Valley.

The event — hosted by St. Mary Development Corporation and the Dayton…

San Antonio-based USAA is eliminating hundreds of jobs in its real estate lending and real estate rewards network operations, citing competitive factors, the Business Journal has confirmed.

About 265 employees across San Antonio, Tampa and Phoenix will be laid off in mid-November. It was not immediately clear how many positions will be eliminated in each market. USAA plans to offer support for the employees affected, including other roles in the company. Roughly 100 people were offered “other…

As Apple Inc. employees start new memories in the company's shiny, new “spaceship” headquarters in Cupertino, executives past and present reminisced about the company's first major home.

Before Apple became the world's first trillion-dollar company and moved into a $5 billion campus designed by late CEO Steve Jobs, 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino was ground zero for the iPhone maker before … well, before it was an iPhone maker.

Numerous early Apple employees, including Tony Fadell, Heidi Roizen…

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Rents are rising due to a severe shortage of big blocks of contiguous space in Kirkland and Bellevue, but a new space could be available for lease as soon as next year.

One of the three parties in the development of the Gaylord Rockies is selling its share of the massive hotel and convention center to co-owner.

The majority shareholder of Industrial Logistics Properties Trust, the largest owner of industrial property in Hawaii, is merging with another affiliated real estate investment trust in an effort to eliminate cross ownership and boost shares of the industrial real estate REIT.

Select Income REIT (Nasdaq: SIR) will merge with Government Properties Trust (Nasdaq: GOV) into a single REIT that will own office buildings “primarily leased to single tenants and high credit-quality tenants like government…