by Phil Hall | Feb 9, 2026 | Current News & Events, Real Estate News, WRE News Exclusive
The growing grassroots revolt against property taxes is taking root in California with a new initiative to exempt homeowners ages 60 and older from paying property taxes on their primary residences. ABC10.com reports the office of California’s Secretary of State...
by Phil Hall | Feb 9, 2026 | Current News & Events, Real Estate News, U.S. Housing Market, WRE News Exclusive
The build-to-rent (BTR) developer Southern Impression Homes announced it currently has seven new properties under construction across Florida. The properties include the followings: The Eleanor – Daytona (266 units) Oak Isle – Gainesville (120 units) 12 Oaks – Orlando...
by Phil Hall | Feb 9, 2026 | Current News & Events, Real Estate News, U.S. Housing Market, WRE News Exclusive
A New York City landlord is being sued for illegally turning rent-stabilized apartments into short-term hotel rooms. National Today reports the city filed a lawsuit against Mark David Militana, who owns two brownstone buildings on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The two...
by Phil Hall | Feb 9, 2026 | Current News & Events, Real Estate News, U.S. Housing Market, WRE News Exclusive
The Albuquerque residence nicknamed the Walter White House after its appearance on the popular television series “Breaking Bad” is back on the market at a significantly lower price. KRQE reports the residence was originally listed in January 2025 at $4 million. When...
by Phil Hall | Feb 6, 2026 | Commercial Real Estate News, Current News & Events, Hits and Misses, Real Estate News, U.S. Housing Market, WRE News Exclusive
A baseball team gets evicted from its stadium, a five-year-old lawsuit is settled, and a pizza chain loses 250 stores. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Feb. 2-6. Miss: A Truly Foul Ball. At a time when many...
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