Real Estate Blog
Austin considers change to density bonus programs to address public safety needs
Austin City Hall is taking steps toward a new program that would allow developers to donate land to the city for emergency services facilities in exchange for increased density within their projects.
Three former Cushman & Wakefield brokers launch new commercial real estate firm
Three former Cushman & Wakefield brokers have joined forces to start their own firm. Local brokers Ronnie Wenzler, Michael Havens and Madison Wenzler have launched RealSite Commercial, Nashville’s newest commercial real estate brokerage firm.
What’s the holdup with Comerica’s retail branch rollout in Raleigh?
When Comerica Bank moved into its regional headquarters in Raleigh in 2022, it had a bold vision. We're still waiting for it materialize.
Top 10 home sales in the Triad for the week of Nov. 24
The 10-highest priced residential sales collected the week ending Nov. 24 from Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Davidson and Randolph counties.
Downtown Baltimore property values drop by nearly $150M amid record number of tax appeals
Double-digit vacancy rates, lease expirations and office downsizing are some reasons the number of tax appeals have nearly doubled since last year, state assessment and taxation officials say.
Bank of America will shutter nearly 150 branches nationwide this year. Here are the Maryland impacts
The Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank is looking to decrease its footprint at a time when the industry is increasingly moving away from operating physical locations.
Leader from Greystar, nation’s largest multifamily developer, talks need for more attainable housing in Cincinnati
Attainable housing refers to the “missing middle,” and it's something Cincinnati needs more of, a Greystar leader said.
What’s under construction? 5 projects underway in the Downtown area
Whether it's in the heart of Downtown or in the neighborhoods close by, we've been looking on as new development brings the potential for new visitors, opportunities and life to the city.
Capital campaign will add thousands of affordable homes to the Westside
It makes sense that the Westside Future Fund’s $55 million capital campaign is called Our Next Chapter.
NCDOT says cost of relocating South End rail yard would be $150M-plus
Despite worries about disrupting development and neighborhoods, Charlotte Center City Partners and city government leaders see little alternative for South End rail yard.