No easy sites left: Why busy developer is in no hurry to build on Raleigh property

A developer is one step closer but still likely years away from kicking off construction on hundreds of new apartments in northeast Raleigh.

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No easy sites left: Why busy developer is in no hurry to build on Raleigh property

bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago

A developer is one step closer but still likely years away from kicking off construction on hundreds of new apartments in northeast Raleigh.

To get 20 stories in downtown Raleigh, developer must protect historic sites

bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago

A project that could potentially rise 20 stories in downtown Raleigh has the city concerned about the impact it could have on nearby historic sites.

Why Expert Negotiators Love to Hear “No”

Business & Economy Website Business & Economy W... | 1 year ago

Chris Voss is an expert negotiator. After going from a street cop to the FBI and later thriving as a hostage negotiator, he wrote the world-famous book, Never Split the […]

Why you can no longer afford to make late payments

constructiondive constructiondive | 1 year ago

In a pay-when-paid industry like construction, late payments are often the rule, not the exception. The lower down the chain you are, the longer it takes to get paid—and the more these late payments can hurt financial stability and cashflow. But slow payments hurt more than subcontractors. They also harm the industry. Faster payments allow subs to quickly reinvest money into the next project and make payments to suppliers before interest accrues to keep the construction pipeline flowing and c...

No Easy Answers for Foreign Real Estate Owners in Russia

propmodo propmodo | 2 years ago

Russia became an instant global pariah when it invaded Ukraine on February 24th. As more bloodshed and war crimes have come to light, the country has become further isolated from the international community. Western companies have hurried to divest in Russia, facing pressure to stand against the war. Foreign firms with multi-billion Russian investments like BP, Shell, and ExxonMobil have pulled out, and many others like Apple, Starbucks, and McDonald’s have suspended Russian operations. It has...

Why is there no uniformity to the definition of “origination fees”?

In-depth analysis, data and st... In-depth analysis, d... | 1 year ago

$275M downtown Raleigh high-rise could no longer include hotel

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The developer behind a multi-tower project moving forward in downtown Raleigh appears to have made a major change to its plans.

Ex-Sprout employees: no paychecks, no severance and now, no health insurance

housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago

A week after shutting down, Sprout cut off health insurance retroactive to May 1, despite collecting insurance premiums from employees' paychecks, according to multiple former employees and documents reviewed by HousingWire. The post Ex-Sprout employees: no paychecks, no severance and now, no health insurance appeared first on HousingWire.

Why the Lake Minnetonka housing market is showing no sign of slowdown

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The volatile stock market and higher interest rates are cited as reasons for why the market is cooling off, but that’s having the opposite effect around Lake Minnetonka.