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Second apartment project in Hughes Landing to break ground in July
A construction permit for the project indicated the apartments will cost $80 million.
Hayward log home with 1,000+ feet of shoreline on the market for $1.9 million: Open House
If you're looking for a getaway, a 13-acre wooded property with a log home and 1,125 feet of shoreline could fit the bill.
The property, at 10341N Sandy Beach Road in Hayward, is situated at Round Lake. It has a 1,746-square-foot main home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also features a stone fireplace and plenty of woodwork. And it comes with a gazebo and swimmable shoreline with a sandy beach.
The house was built in 1988. Taxes were $20,754 in 2017.
Courtney Johnson of Edina…
At $1.4M, this new South Baltimore townhome would set a record
A newly constructed townhome in South Baltimore is on the market for $1.4 million, and if sold, would be a record for houses in the Federal Hill and Riverside neighborhoods.
The 4,100-square-foot home at 1417 Webster St. is located less than 1,000 feet from the water's edge. It is surrounded by walkable amenities and historic rowhomes, most of which are less than half its size.
Realtor on the property, Eric Figurelle, said it is currently the highest-priced home on the market in the neighborhood,…
Patti Payne’s Cool Pads: Vintage Seward Park waterfront estate listed for $8.5 million (Photos)
This is a love story and a labor of love story.
It’s all about WillowDon, a grand estate built at Seward Park on the shores of Lake Washington in 1927.
With its 174 feet of waterfront, this is one of the few grand stately mansions standing today, completely restored to its original elegance, but technologically cutting edge in all its systems and operations.
Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty Brokers Mary Norris and Paige Norris have the $8.5 million listing.
“I saw this home…
Opendoor finds welcome mat for regional office in Atlanta, dubs it ‘Silicon Valley of the South’
Opendoor's gushing over Atlanta's tech community has one Atlanta booster saying that many Bay Area funds tell him they will not invest in California, New York or Massachusetts. The reasons: Deals in those markets are too pricey, tech talent is too expensive and it's hard to get in on the best deals.
Kolokotronis proposes 737 apartments on former Sacramento Inn site (Renderings)
In developer Sotiris Kolokotronis’ boldest project yet in this cycle, he’s filed an application to build 737 apartments over 25 acres directly east of Arden Fair mall in Sacramento.
$3.5 million upgrade bringing new tenants to Schenectady’s Crosstown Plaza
Stephen Mitnick paid $10.7 million for a discount shopping plaza in Schenectady and then spent about $3.5 million on badly needed improvements.
The result: a modern facade; better lights; freshly-paved parking lot; increased visibility from Route 7 and a new name, Crosstown Commons.
Mitnick, managing member of Magellan Realty Partners LLC, has been investing in neighborhood strip malls for the past 25 years.
He looks for older properties in densely-populated areas with high traffic counts. Typically,…
L&W Supply, seeking ECIDA boost, to start Cheektowaga project this summer
Developer for the company seeks tax breaks for $3 million project.
Editor’s Pick: Park Central can thrive again
Park Central was once a retail jewel in the desert, and it’s poised to become one again.
Granted it won’t be a retail mecca. Midtown Phoenix seems to have surpassed the need for a shopping mall, and the retail industry as a whole is not rallying around the idea of more brick-and-mortar shops.
Instead the Plaza Cos. and Holualoa Cos. are about halfway through a $57 million project to revitalize the property at Central Avenue and Earll Drive. The idea is to transform it into a mixed-use project…
Cincinnati homes among most affordable in U.S.
Cincinnati mortgages are among the most affordable in the U.S. despite a sharp rise in mortgage burdens nationwide, a recent report suggests.
The Queen City ranked second only to Pittsburgh as having the lowest income-to-mortgage payment ratio among the nation’s hottest housing markets. Estimating a 5 percent interest rate, Cincinnatians spend just 13.2 percent of their income on mortgage payments.
That’s according to a new report from Zillow Inc. (Nasdaq: Z), a Seattle-based online real estate…