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Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 9-13
The negative impact of a neighbor’s yard on a home sale, a Seattle billionaire abruptly moves to Florida, and a department store executive vows to keep his locations open. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of March...
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 9-13
The negative impact of a neighbor’s yard on a home sale, a Seattle billionaire abruptly moves to Florida, and a department store executive vows to keep his locations open Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 9-13
Kim Fairley Becomes 2026 President of the Ontario Real Estate Association
The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) announced the installation of Kim Fairley as 2026 president. Fairley has been active in the real estate industry since 2011 and is the broker of record for the Royal LePage Northern Advantage Brokerage in Sault Ste Marie. She...
Shay Artzi Promoted to CTO at Compass
Compass International Holdings (NYSE: COMP) announced the promotion of Shay Artzi to chief technology officer (CTO). Most recently, Artzi served as head of engineering, where he was instrumental in the launch of Compass AI and Compass One. Prior to joining Compass...
New Hampshire Libertarian Party Issues Death Threat Against Politician for Property Tax Relief Proposal
A Democratic politician in New Hampshire who proposed lowering property taxes by introducing an income tax received a death threat from state’s Libertarian Party, which used a posting on X to say it was "perfectly permissible to kill" someone making that suggestion....
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Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Attorneys for both parties reached an agreement “of all claims and causes of action” that dismisses the case with prejudice. Continue Reading Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Sales to Begin at Panorama Buckhead, Former Atlanta Rental Tower Turned Condominium Development
Pricing starts in the $300,000s. Continue Reading Sales to Begin at Panorama Buckhead, Former Atlanta Rental Tower Turned Condominium Development
Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
“Salt Lake City and Utah are not only part of our origin story but also offer a unique foundation for advancing our mission,” said WGU President Scott Pulsipher. Continue Reading Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
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Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Attorneys for both parties reached an agreement “of all claims and causes of action” that dismisses the case with prejudice. Continue Reading Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Sales to Begin at Panorama Buckhead, Former Atlanta Rental Tower Turned Condominium Development
Pricing starts in the $300,000s. Continue Reading Sales to Begin at Panorama Buckhead, Former Atlanta Rental Tower Turned Condominium Development
Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
“Salt Lake City and Utah are not only part of our origin story but also offer a unique foundation for advancing our mission,” said WGU President Scott Pulsipher. Continue Reading Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
Multifamily Housing Proposed at Former Brooklyn HQ Complex of the Jehovah’s Witnesses Organization
A rezoning application will require several review sessions involving Brooklyn Community Board 2, the Brooklyn borough president’s office, and the New York City Council. Continue Reading Multifamily Housing Proposed at Former Brooklyn HQ Complex of the Jehovah’s Witnesses Organization
New BOOSTzer.com Platform Offers Connections Between Cash Offer Investors and Home Sellers
The BOOSTzer platform will go live on April 1. Continue Reading New BOOSTzer.com Platform Offers Connections Between Cash Offer Investors and Home Sellers
Single-Family Housing Starts Down in January
“The single-family market has slowed as builders continue to deal with elevated construction costs while affordability conditions are a cause of concern for many potential home buyers,” said NAHB’s Bill Owens, Continue Reading Single-Family Housing Starts Down in January