The once-bustling Camp Morrison Industrial Park in Newport News now sits silent and overgrown, its gravel drives cracked and weeds creeping through the empty lots. This 110-acre site, steeped in history as a World War I Army air service depot, has been dormant for decades, with its warehouses left to[Read More…]

Bozeman, Montana, a city of about 55,000 people, is quickly becoming one of the fastest-growing places in the state. This growth is exciting but also brings challenges, especially when it comes to housing. As more people move to Bozeman, the city’s housing supply is struggling to keep up, raising concerns[Read More…]

Detroit is facing a growing housing crisis, but a recent lawsuit has brought attention to a new player in the city’s property woes: a blockchain real estate company based in Florida. The city filed a landmark public nuisance lawsuit on July 2 against Real Token and its founders, brothers Remy[Read More…]

The British Columbia Supreme Court has recently ruled in favor of a townhouse development project in Squamish, allowing the construction of four new units in a neighborhood that has traditionally consisted of single-family homes. This decision comes after local residents raised concerns about how the project might change the character[Read More…]

For many years, Myrtle Beach in South Carolina carried a reputation that wasn’t exactly flattering. Nicknamed “Dirty Myrtle,” the town was famous for its rowdy nightlife, filled with strip clubs, boozy bars, and loud biker rallies. It was a place where partygoers and tourists flocked for fun, but it wasn’t[Read More…]

The Metro Nashville Council took a unanimous step toward easing the city’s housing crisis by approving a resolution that will provide short-term rental assistance to people experiencing homelessness. The move comes through a $250,000 grant from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), aimed at helping vulnerable[Read More…]

A long-debated and closely watched public hearing on High Real Estate Group’s proposal to develop a massive 476-acre site in Manor Township is set to resume Monday night. The hearing, which has already drawn large crowds and stirred community concern, will continue during the township’s board of supervisors meeting at[Read More…]

A landmark $4.5 trillion spending package is on its way to President Donald Trump’s desk after clearing Congress, marking one of the most sweeping economic shifts in recent history. While the bill offers major wins for the real estate industry and high-income earners, critics warn it comes at a steep[Read More…]

Buying a home can already be stressful enough. Between inspections, paperwork, and financing, the last thing homebuyers want is to be bombarded with calls from lenders they never contacted. But for many, that’s exactly what happens the moment they apply for a mortgage, and it’s all thanks to a controversial[Read More…]

GREEN BAY – Just days after the grand opening of The Fort at The Railyard, a new mixed-income apartment complex in downtown Green Bay, problems have already surfaced regarding unpaid bills to local contractors. The Fort at The Railyard promoted as an essential development for the community, is now under[Read More…]