An office building that sold at a tremendous loss, a community of 3D printed homes and Gavin Newsom cleaning up Los Angeles. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Aug. 5-9. Miss: Who Wants to Buy a Cheap Office...
EasyKnock, a provider of residential sale-leaseback programs, has formed a new partnership with Rehab Warriors, an organization that provides training for U.S. military veterans in the housing industry. Under this partnership, EasyKnock will pilot a fellowship program...
A new housing development that will provide 146 affordable apartments is being constructed in the Hastings-Sunrise section of east Vancouver. The Sunrise Village project will encompass two new buildings that will replace an aging 64-apartment building. Construction is...
Miami-based Doma Title Insurance Inc. has partnered with Intellicheck, a provider of digital and physical identity validation solutions, to offer Doma’s independent title agents and approved attorneys a new tool designed to detect seller impersonation. During 2023,...
Smith Tower, the 42-story building that became Seattle’s first skyscraper in 1914, has been acquired by a group of local investors led by Seattle-based GT Capital in a transaction that also included the Butler Garage, a parking space in the city’s Pioneer Square...
Rising interest rates were blamed for declining developer confidence in the market for new multifamily housing, according to second quarter data from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). The trade group’s newly published Multifamily Market Survey...
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of May 4-8
