Statesman redevelopment negotiations update

Statesman redevelopment remains in holding pattern — here's where negotiations stand

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

City Council and real estate developer Endeavor Real Estate Group spar over the future of a project that could forever transform the heart of Austin. Get the latest on the back-and-forth in this article, which also contains access to ABJ's list of new condo projects in the region.

Proposed Statesman redevelopment postponed for third time

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

City Council members have postponed the second reading of this zoning request for a third time.

Austin City Council to consider rezoning for massive Statesman redevelopment

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A mammoth and somewhat controversial proposal to redevelop the longtime site of the Austin American-Statesman and bring downtown's skyline across Lady Bird Lake in earnest will be in the spotlight again on Sept. 1. The developer behind the proposal is the same one that brought The Domain to life.

Oregon's housing market remains tight. Here's one huge reason why.

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Most area homebuyers are reluctant to give up one factor that's vastly improved their quality-of-life.

What’s keeping redevelopment of the old Statesman HQ from moving forward?

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Arguably the biggest real estate project on the table in Austin's urban core, this project would turn the old Austin-American Statesman building into six towers with millions of square feet of office, residential, hotel and retail space. There would also be new public parkland right along Lady Bird Lake. But a debate over the number of affordable housing units in the project is holding up the process. Click through to get the latest.

Americans are fleeing climate change — here's where they can go

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Climate havens are cities that are likely to avoid the worst effects of climate disasters and have the infrastructure to support a larger population.

Here's where China's real estate troubles could spill over

Broadcast Media Production and... Broadcast Media Prod... | 1 year ago

BEIJING — China's real estate troubles could spill into other major sectors if the problems persist — and three particular businesses are most vulnerable, according to ratings agency Fitch. Since last year, investors have worried that Chinese property developers' financial problems could spread to the rest of the economy. In the last two months, many homebuyers' refusal to pay their mortgages have brought developers' problems to the forefront again — while China's economic growth slows. "I...

Homearama 2022: Here's where you'll find this year's homes

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

All the homes in the upcoming show have been sold due to high demand, but that won't stop you from getting a look inside soon.

Here's where the most homes are being built in the Twin Cities so far this year

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

April was the busiest year in recent memory for homebuilding in the Twin Cities, according to a new report. Throughout the metro area, builders pulled nearly 800 permits for more than 3,600 housing units last month, over three times the units permitted this time last year and more than double March's figure, Housing First Minnesota, the state's homebuilders trade group, reported last week. Builders in two suburbs to the south of Minneapolis and St. Paul were the busiest in terms of total permi...