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Maine’s Data Center Freeze Could Set a Precedent for Other States

Maine is set to become the first state to halt large new data-center projects, reflecting growing concerns over AI power demand and energy impact. The post Maine’s Data Center Freeze Could Set a Precedent for Other States appeared first on Propmodo...

Do Pocket Listings Really Work? The Answer Depends

New research from Dallas reveals that pocket listings once enjoyed a price premium over MLS sales, but new policies may be erasing that advantage. The post Do Pocket Listings Really Work? The Answer Depends appeared first on Propmodo.

White House Ballroom Clears Design Review Despite Court Setback

The National Capital Planning Commission approved Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom design, sparking legal, political, and public controversy. The post White House Ballroom Clears Design Review Despite Court Setback appeared first on Propmo...

NAR Scores Another Court Victory in Membership Rule Fight

A federal judge in Detroit has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit against NAR, reinforcing the association’s competitive policies and recent legal victories. The post NAR Scores Another Court Victory in Membership Rule Fight appeared first on Propmodo.

Iran War Oil Shock Is Pushing Up Paving Costs From Roads to Parking Lots

The Iran war is driving oil volatility higher, raising asphalt costs and putting new pressure on developers, property owners, and municipal paving budgets nationwide. The post Iran War Oil Shock Is Pushing Up Paving Costs From Roads to Parking Lots a...

Central Texas’s Data Center Boom Is Repricing Land, Power, and Industrial Development

Austin’s data center boom is reshaping Central Texas, driving new land values, infrastructure demands, and regional growth patterns across the I-35 corridor. The post Central Texas’s Data Center Boom Is Repricing Land, Power, and Industrial Devel...

SoCal’s high end continues to lurch amid shifting dynamics

It’s almost painfully quiet this year in L.A.’s high end. That’s all relative, of course. While brokerages are seeing price reductions and fewer head- turning, megadeals in the vein of recent years, some have also said they’re making up for t...

Rexford sells real estate while former co-CEO sells shares

Rexford’s Laura Clark-era has begun. Clark took the corner office April 1 (not an April Fools thing), bringing an official end to co-CEOs Michael Frankel and Howard Schwimmer’s reign. Frankel celebrated early by selling shares. He disposed ...

WeHo affordable housing project advances near Sunset Strip

West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation is moving forward with an affordable housing project located a stone’s throw away from the Sunset Strip. The affordable housing nonprofit is advancing its residential development at 910 North Wethe...

Kuwaiti billionaire’s seven Bel Air homes head to auction for $105M

A Bel Air property consisting of seven houses is heading to auction, but not before asking nine figures for the entire package. The roughly 15.9-acre property, spanning nine parcels and seven homes across Lower Bel Air, will be marketed for $10...

LA’s 17.8% resi progress lags state-mandated production as clock ticks

Housing development planning within the City of Los Angeles is 17.8 percent of a state-mandated goal that is now past its halfway mark – and local developers are disappointed but not surprised by the lag. The comparison is based on data compiled fo...

Multifamily build-up: Seven stories pitched for corner lot in Harvard Heights

Another single-family home in Los Angeles is headed for redevelopment into a multifamily building. Brian Abghari submitted plans to construct a seven-story residential building at 1504 South Wilton Place, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. The site...