Real Estate

Millionaires See Real Estate as Top Investment for 2014

U.S. millionaires see real estate as the top alternative-asset class to own this year, according to Morgan Stanley. About 77 percent of investors with at least $1 million in [Read More...]

Developer shares plans for growth in Antelope

Antelope has grown like a doughnut, with a ring of development around a 128-acre field that until recently served as family-owned ranchland. Now a Sacramento developer is [Read More...]

Sacramento Kings close deal to buy Downtown Plaza

The Sacramento Kings have finalized a deal to purchase Downtown Plaza from JMA, the San Francisco-based development firm that purchased the fading mall in 2012. The Kings and [Read More...]

3 Creative Ways Millennials Can Afford Homes

Pity the poor millennial. Saddled with out-of-this-world student-loan debt, above-average unemployment and helicopter parents micromanaging their every move, people younger [Read More...]

2013 Ends With Higher Housing Demand, Prices

It’s official: Home prices and housing demand in 2013 closed in a stronger position compared to 2012, according to the National Housing Trend Report released on Tuesday [Read More...]

Northern Nevada home builders hammering again in 2014

Home builders are “battling back” from recession and expect a solid year ahead in Northern Nevada, a key industry official told a Reno audience Wednesday. “We’re [Read More...]

Remodeling growth expected this year

The double-digit gains in home-remodeling activity are expected to continue for the first half of 2014, before slowing to just under 10 percent in the third quarter, [Read More...]

Home-building trends include big garages, tray ceilings

It was a long stretch of disappointing monthly billings reports from the American Institute of Architects, reflecting the prolonged housing downturn and the reluctance of [Read More...]

Buyers Wrap Up Surprising Number of New Home Sales From Thanksgiving To New Year’s

Builders wrapped up 2013 by delivering a surprising number of new home sales for the holidays, normally the quietest time for residential real estate. Sales figures for [Read More...]

Evolution of MLS Public Websites

There’s a movement afoot among Multiple Listing Service (MLS) executives and brokers to take measures to protect, control and monetize the data surrounding listings. A key [Read More...]

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