Showing posts with label March 22. Show all posts
Showing posts with label March 22. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2018

Ryan Pattee tackles real estate with social mission

Ryan Pattee’s first real estate purchase was at age 19, when he bought a home near 66th and Main streets in Milwaukee.


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Photos: Life along San Jose's Guadalupe River is poised for change — take a look at what’s there now

Google's desire to build a sprawling campus of up to 8 million square feet near Diridon Station gets most of the attention, but it's certainly not the only grand project that may rise on the west side of San Jose's downtown. On the minds of several developers and civic leaders is a grand rethink of what to do along the banks of the Guadalupe River. The Guadalupe, which runs north from its starting point at Los Alamitos Creek all the way to the Alviso Slough at the southern end of San Francisco…


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EXCLUSIVE: Fulton Homes investing $300M in new home construction in southeast Valley

This Tempe-based homebuilder expects to sell 1,200 homes this year


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Wisconsin approves $42M tax credit program for affordable housing development

Kenosha developer S.R. Mills has a handful of projects that could benefit from Wisconsin approving a new $42 million tax credit to support affordable housing, and he predicts others do as well.


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Bill would bring back state redevelopment program, but with more oversight

Assemblyman David Chiu said his legislation would provide another tool to address California's housing crisis.


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Short supply: St. Louis residential market is the tightest in over a decade

Real estate agents and homebuilders said it’s a lack of sellers, rather than a surplus of buyers, that’s pushing the market to historic lows.


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Retail filling up in New Braunfels' first live, work, play community

Freiheit Village currently features a hotel, apartments, an event center, retail, offices and restaurants.


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Todd A. Lee

Todd Lee may not root for the home team — but he does lead a team that helps District residents find new homes. The lifelong New York Giants fan serves as CEO and executive director of the D.C. Housing Finance Agency, an organization that works to stimulate and expand home ownership opportunities in the city. It does so by issuing housing revenue bonds to lower a homebuyer’s cost to purchase a home and a developer’s cost to acquire, building and rehabilitate rental housing. Lee arrived…


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Rising demand is changing the housing market across Central Ohio

The number of homes and condos for sale declined in February, marking the 85th consecutive month of falling stock. Columbus Realtors showed just 3,376 homes and condos for sale in Central Ohio, slightly below the month before. In 12 months, the inventory on the market has decreased by 21 percent. At the current sales pace, the city would run out of real estate in less than a month and a half, the group found. “The lack of inventory in central Ohio is a major obstacle for homebuyers in today’s…


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