Real Estate Blog
Crane Watch: From massive industrial developments to new hotels, major projects moving forward across the region
A few of the region's major projects have come into greater focus in recent weeks, while the steady pace of new residential, hospitality and health care proposals continues.
Corcoran Pacific Properties announces new ownership structure
Founded in 2005, One Ohana Corp., formerly The Elite Cos., operates as Corcoran Pacific Properties, a franchisee of Corcoran Group, LLC.
Veritas surrenders 300-unit San Francisco residential portfolio to Prado Group
Prado bought mortgages affiliated with the portfolio from Veritas's original lender earlier this year. Now it's officially taken ownership of the residential properties tied to those loans.
Build-to-rent developer Wan Bridge makes progress on new Houston communities despite headwinds
While many build-to-rent developers are struggling with high interest rates and utility challenges, Wan Bridge says it was prepared.
Pittsburgh office of CBRE adds newcomer to office tenant rep service
Pittsburgh office adds sales professional to office service after a host of high-profile departures.
Luxury Seattle condo project cuts prices 20% for next handful of buyers
It's “a market-maker sale” for the recently opened Infinity Shore Club Residences project, the developer says.
Affordable apartment project would be second in Milwaukee for emerging developer
A more than $16 million development could turn largely unused parking lots west of Interstate 43 in Milwaukee into affordable apartments.
City of Glendale sued over proposed resort parking garage
The Arizona Cardinals and Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority have filed a lawsuit against Glendale, after the city recently unveiled plans for a parking garage for the VAI Resort. The lawsuit alleges that the city cannot build a garage on the site without the consent of the Cardinals and AZSTA.
300-unit apartment tower could be built in Berkeley
A developer filed plans for a nine-story apartment tower in Berkeley that would bring 300 residential units a few blocks from the Berkeley Bowl.
How two of JPMorgan Chase’s Pacific Northwest executives view Portland
Kerri Schroeder Chase's Pacific Northwest regional chair based in Seattle and Michael Hurley is a Pacific Northwest market executive based in Portland.