Real Estate Blog

A proposed industrial park aimed at bringing life sciences jobs to Johnston County cleared a major hurdle on the path to becoming a reality.

A developer is planning to an overhaul of a downtown Duluth office building, converting the top five floors into apartment units while making an adjoining plaza the “most-Instagrammable spot in Duluth.”

The buyer plans to renovate the building.

The Raleigh shop is one of the few left that does custom letter pressing and engraving with antique machines. But that's not all it offers.

Triad developers and contractors no longer cite supply chain as the biggest construction obstacle.

In this guest column, a Valley multifamily developer involved in the Arizona Housing Fund project urges those in the industry, or any member of the public, to get behind the fund, which helps fill the gaps for organizations building projects that help people get off the streets and into housing.

Joining Lee's Summit and Independence, Blue Springs sues over Jackson County's proposed property tax assessments, saying it wants “a fair and consistent process for the assessment of real property in compliance with state law.”

Elton John, one of the most successful recording musicians in history, listed his Atlanta condominium for sale on Sept. 20.

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A strategic vision for downtown is the topic of BizTalk 329.