Architecture & Design

Just a few months ago, buyers looking at Richmond’s historic homes typically understood what came with owning a century-old property. They expected quirks like knob and tube wiring, lead p...

The American moving industry is undergoing major changes that go beyond headlines about remote work. Corporate relocations are becoming smaller and less common, while moves driven by individ...

St. Thomas, a Caribbean island with a rich colonial history, is seeing renewed activity in its downtown district as developers explore adaptive reuse of historic buildings. Private investors...

The Texas short-term rental market is moving from standard vacation homes to properties designed for group experiences and longer stays. Investors are adjusting strategies to meet changing t...

The Dallas luxury real estate market is undergoing rapid change as development pressures reshape the region’s equestrian landscape and buyers grow more selective amid economic uncertai...

Those dramatic “before and after” photos of century-old buildings turned into modern apartments or vibrant community spaces are everywhere. But behind the scenes, historic renovations ar...

Mia Takami, founder of Takami Real Estate Group at eXp Realty, can often predict which San Francisco waterfront condos will attract multiple offers within minutes of a showing. The reason? A...

Declining values in Miami office properties have made adaptive-reuse conversions financially viable for the first time in years. This opens new opportunities for developers as construction c...

Chicago’s suburban office market is splitting sharply. High-quality Class A buildings attract tenants willing to pay more for better space. Meanwhile, Class B and C properties are declinin...

Touring a 100-year-old home in Richmond’s Fan District can feel like stepping into history. Intricate crown molding, gleaming hardwood floors, and classic facades draw buyers in, but benea...

Commercial real estate has traditionally relied on personal relationships and local knowledge. However, brokers increasingly find that data-driven strategies offer a clear advantage, especia...

The Chicago suburb of Oak Park offers a clear example of the national housing shortage, with a dramatic drop in available homes reshaping the market for both buyers and sellers. During what ...

Washington, DC’s strict building regulations keep the city’s residential market supply-constrained, setting it apart from other major metros. While cities such as Miami, Phoenix, and Aus...

Office buildings in Salt Lake City that once sold for $350 per square foot are now trading for as little as $100 per square foot, according to Kip Paul, Vice Chairman of Investment Sales at ...

Over the past forty years, the Richmond real estate market has seen major changes in how buyers approach historic homes and luxury properties. Christopher Small, broker and owner of Park27, ...