Real Deals: If you had to use one word to sum up the recently released Urban Land Institute 2010 forecast for real estate, it would be "bleak."
Modified: 11/19/09 08:52:28 AM
Just to be clear, Raleigh developer Davidson & Jones' plan to build a 100-acre gated resort on the Baja peninsula in Mexico is not a sign of how bad the U.S. real estate market has become.
Modified: 11/17/09 11:08:28 PM
For the second straight monthTriangle home sales rose compared with the same period last year, a sign that the housing market may be establishing a bottom after 12 tumultuous months.
Modified: 11/18/09 07:45:17 AM
Before Sunday's auction of 36 new inside-the-Beltline condominiums got started, the 250 participants were given a bit of advice: Don't hurt yourself.
Modified: 11/16/09 04:32:31 AM
The housing market's collapse makes it harder for appraisers to peg a home's value.
Modified: 11/15/09 04:03:23 AM
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If you're a fan of gallowshumor, Friday morning's Urban Land Institute Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2010 forum was a hoot.
Modified: 11/14/09 08:56:03 AM
The number of homeowners on the brink oflosing their homes dipped inOctober, the third straight monthly decline, as foreclosure prevention programs helped more borrowers.
Modified: 11/11/09 09:05:30 PM
Edd K. Roberts, who built more than 3,000 homes during a career that spanned five decades, died of a heart attack Tuesday morning. He was 71.
Modified: 11/11/09 09:47:53 PM
There's no sign advertising the $1,000 in free rent being offered at the Arden Woods Apartments in North Raleigh, and when prospective renters first hear about it, their first response is often skepticism.
Modified: 11/12/09 06:41:53 AM
As the owner of a Garner office building since 1997, Harold Annis has never seen the Triangle commercial real estate market this bad.
Modified: 11/04/09 09:40:30 PM
Smedes York's first job was at age 15 working construction on one of his father's job sites in Beaufort. Now 68, York has compiled a list of accomplishments as diverse as it is long.
Modified: 11/02/09 06:30:59 AM
The glossy marketing materials for next month's auction of 36 Meadow Wood Park condominiums make the case that this is an event not to be missed.
Modified: 10/29/09 05:01:58 AM
Developers looking to build in Chatham County's seat will have to wait at least two years to begin construction.
Modified: 10/28/09 11:02:49 PM
Highwoods Properties, the largest suburban office landlord in the Southeast, reported third-quarter results late Wednesday that beat Wall Street estimates.
Modified: 10/28/09 11:02:50 PM
Racing to complete their purchases before a tax credit for first-time owners expires, homebuyers pushed sales up last month by the largest amount in more than 26 years.
Modified: 10/23/09 11:06:11 PM
When an unoccupied house burned to the ground in L'Hermitage at Beaver Creek last month, it was the latest indignity to befall the Apex subdivision.
Modified: 10/22/09 06:55:26 AM
Real Deals:
As the local division president of what is now the largest homebuilder in the country, Steve Schlageter is a man whose views on the Triangle housing market carry some weight.
Modified: 10/15/09 06:37:16 AM
Despite a credit crunch and a slowdown in travel, Raleigh-based Concord Hospitality Enterprises has stuck by its pledge to expand its portfolio to at least 100 hotels by 2012.
Modified: 10/12/09 08:50:27 PM
John Bruckel, the developer of Bloomsbury Estates, insists that the Mini Coopers parked in front of his building are neither a gimmick nor a sign of desperation.
Modified: 10/07/09 10:07:38 PM
The number of foreclosure filings in North Carolina this year was 46,363 at the end of September, the N.C. Administrative Office of the Courts reported Thursday, and are on pace to exceed 2008 filings.
Modified: 10/01/09 09:14:50 PM
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