Real Estate News

Despite uncertainty around tariffs and the U.S. economy's trajectory, many commercial real estate executives feel bullish about the second half of 2025. [...]

Buyers are still out there, but they may be waiting for the right opportunities as inventory rises and for sellers to adjust their prices downward, one expert says. Meanwhile, the most affordable inventory continues to be Austin's suburbs. Run through the numbers in this report. [...]

Interest in the U.S. housing market is growing among international buyers. These cities are seeing the most interest. [...]

The rankings have been announced. All of these companies offer ideas for business managers — and talk about a gold mine for job seekers. The people running these businesses know a lot about company culture and employee satisfaction, and they discuss their biggest perks in this exclusive special report. Plus, [...]

Hundreds of apartments appear poised to rise at the former site of Eastside Lumber & Decking near the intersection of East Cesar Chavez Street and North Pleasant Valley Road. Included with this report is the ABJ's latest ranking of multifamily developers in the metro. [...]

Apartment rents had been trending upward after months of stagnation, but that trend is shifting — in some places much more than others. [...]

Another big neighborhood has hit our radar. The property is at the intersection of Westinghouse Road and County Road 110. Get the details in this report, which also includes ABJ's latest list of neighborhoods adding the most homes. [...]

This concrete will be the stomping ground for the rich and elite in about a year. For now, construction crews take in the million-dollar views. The Waterline tower is about 70 stories high now, making it the tallest structure in Austin. It's in the Rainey Street neighborhood downtown, across the street [...]

The current federal budget bill includes several proposed changes to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program. [...]

Affordable-housing developers and lenders are cautiously optimistic about potential changes to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, but proposed budget cuts to a federal agency could erase those hopes. [...]