Unconventional ways to become a homeowner: buying a house
Unconventional Strategies for Homeownership in a Challenging Housing Market
Homeownership in U.S. Drops to Lowest Level in Eight Years
New Redfin data reveals a significant decline in U.S. mortgage-rate locks for second vacation homes in August 2024, dropping 13.1% year over year on a seasonally adjusted basis, reaching its lowest level since March 2016.
Businesses on the Move: A Journey Through Marin and Sonoma Counties
Businesses in Marin and Sonoma Counties: On the Move
Former Employee Accused of Rental Assistance Scam
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is taking legal action against a former city employee and three others for allegedly using a fraudulent property management company to defraud the city of over $200,000 in Covid-19 emergency rental assistance funds.
Idaho Real Estate Commission Changes in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Uncover Idaho Real Estate Commissions in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover the intricacies of Idaho real estate commissions in 2024, including how much you'll pay and what factors influence commission rates.
Ansin Family's Sunbeam Unveils Miramar's Massive Residential Project
Sunbeam Properties, owned by the billionaire Ansin family, is planning a massive mixed-use project in Miramar with over 2,800 residential units. This comes amidst a record multifamily construction pipeline in South Florida.
Bethenny Frankel lists Bridgehampton compound for $6M
Bethenny Frankel, former star of "The Real Housewives of New York," has put her Bridgehampton home up for sale at an asking price of $6 million.
Infinity Collective Evicts LuxUrban Hotels: South Beach Building's New Owner
Infinity Collective, led by Steve Kassin, Etienne Locoh, and David Berg, has recently taken possession of a five-story short-term rental property in Miami Beach, marking a significant move in the hospitality industry.
Ranch for Sale: California Horse Property Now Listed at $69.95M
Arthur A. Cameron III seeks to sell his beloved Pacific-front property in Carpinteria, a cherished family possession for over four decades.
Can a $650,000 Budget Accommodate a Family's Dream Home in Chicago?
Exciting news! A new addition is on the way! Now, finding a bigger home is crucial. Can we afford an extra bedroom, a decent kitchen, and some outdoor space?
Lease Agreements at 77 W Wacker: A New Beginning After STRS Ohio's Rebuild
Chicago's iconic skyscraper at 77 West Wacker Drive is on the verge of securing two significant lease agreements, which could potentially boost its occupancy rate and revitalize its status as a premier business address in the city.
New York AG puts brakes on $3M fair housing testing program
Attorney General Letitia James puts the brakes on $3 million fair housing testing program after over a year of inactivity, according to Newsday report.
Reining in Real Estate Giants: Texas Lawmakers Assess Regulatory Measures
Texas: A Real Estate Hotspot
Upstate NY Film Studio Closes Despite State Incentives
New York's Tax Credit Incentives: A Boon for Film Industry
Steward's Real Estate Transferred to Medical Properties: A New Era Begins
MPW reaches an agreement with Steward Health Care System to regain control over its real estate assets, ensuring uninterrupted operations of critical facilities.
Discover Opportunities at South Sound Real Estate Forum
Attendees will gain insights into the local market trends and data, covering commercial and residential spaces, retail and industrial properties, and more.
Patrick Murphy joins JLL as top Cushman office broker
Cushman & Wakefield is losing a key player as Patrick Murphy, a seven-year veteran, is set to depart for JLL. His last day at Cushman will be Sept. 13.
Dakota Co-op Price Slash: $19M to $18M
Jane Rosenthal and her ex-husband Craig Hatkoff have been trying to sell their Dakota aerie on West 72nd Street for about a decade.
NAR Discrimination Lawsuit: Now a Federal Case
Former project manager files an updated complaint, including new allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
Pasadena School District Embraces Redevelopment Opportunities
Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education votes to pursue education-to-residential conversion of a shuttered school for workforce housing development in San Gabriel Valley.
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