Real Estate News

A grassroots group of developers is determined to bring hundreds of lots to Florence. The subdivision has been seven years in the making. Keep on reading to hear their hopes for the project site and the challenges leading up to now. Included with this report is a list of local [...]

Cayetano Development LLC is clearing the way for affordable homeownership opportunities in Bastrop County. Keep on reading to learn about the developer's nontraditional plan and what's in store at the Del Sol community. Included with this report is a list of big neighborhoods still adding homes. [...]

American Housing Corp. is set to take over the majority of the Southeast Crossing industrial park. Keep on reading to get industrial trend insights and a peek at ABJ's industrial heavy hitters list. [...]

The 300-unit project on Parmer Lane was built in recent years. The general contractor for the project has a claim in the bankruptcy case worth over $20 million. [...]

A source of funding that might seem like a short-term solution for a distressed business is sending a number of companies into bankruptcy. [...]

Texas wasn't always in the cards, but Pierre Cloutier wouldn't have it any other way. Get to know more about the co-founder of HAAS Home Technologies in this Journal Profile, a weekly feature that aims to get beyond online bios of local influencers. [...]

One of the metro's most active multifamily developers appears to be returning to the Wells Branch area. An apartment complex called Aluna should start this September and finish in 2028. Keep on reading to find out what's planned at the former tech campus. [...]

Home sales have slowed dramatically in many parts of the country over the last two years, leading to a hard reset on asking prices in some regions. [...]

The developer is working on the first phase of its 586-acre Fika neighborhood and is working through approvals on its second phase. Homes have risen, but evidence of home sales in the neighborhood aren't easily found online and there are no for-sale signs in yards. [...]

For years, Airbnb was mostly viewed as a way for homeowners to rent out a spare room, monetize a second home or make extra income from a property they already owned. That version of the short term rental (STR) industry still exists, but in Austin and across Central Texas, a [...]