Regardless of industry, virtually every business has reimagined itself in some regard, charting a new course to stay afloat and remain competitive in a radically changed environment.
Now more than ever before, agencies realize that new facilities must be responsive to the challenges and needs of the community during a pandemic.
While the state’s overall property tax rates have remained stable in the past year, there’s a new city that tops the list of municipalities with the highest commercial rate.
A $35 million project, occupying a rare available tract along one of Greensboro’s busiest corridors, would offer a mix of retail and loft apartments bridging development between two major shopping centers.
If you moved to Wilmington in 2020, you weren’t the only one.
Real estate is by far the largest asset class in the United States, comprising over 40 percent of private assets nationally. But we reap far more than wealth from what we build.
In recent weeks, representatives from local community groups, development and construction companies have submitted testimony regarding proposed legislation that would tie incentive deals for new apartment developments to affordable housing floors.
Fourth quarter numbers for 2020 show the East Bay saw a bump in overbidding last month.
After more than a century of history as first a hotel, then a residence hotel and most recently a homeless shelter, Capitol Park Hotel is on its way to its next use.
Perched atop La Jolla’s Mount Soledad, one of the highest points in the seaside community, this updated contemporary residence pairs a wealth of flexible living space with commanding ocean views considered by some to be among the best in the area.