Are My Real Estate Taxes Too High?
If you are lucky, your assessment value, tax rate, and corresponding bill will stay about the same and in rare cases you may actually end up paying less than you…
Smooth Sailing: The Success of the Port of Virginia and Industrial Real Estate in Hampton Roads
The Port of Virginia plays a key role in the health of the Hampton Roads economy. The port consists of six different terminals across Hampton Roads sitting on roughly 1,864…
The Rise of Moyock
An often overlooked community of the Hampton Roads MSA, Moyock, NC is trending upwards. As you cross over the Virginia/North Carolina border going south along the Chesapeake Expressway, you quickly…
Room to Grow: Is the Hampton Roads Multifamily Market Overbuilt?
As we take a sharp turn in 2023, it is important to reflect on the past year, take stock of where we are currently, and begin to look ahead. In terms of real estate, many sectors are still on the sluggish road to recovery approaching the three-year anniversary of COVID.
New luxury high-rise will offer ocean views in Virginia Beach. It will also provide some affordable apartments.
A luxury high-rise apartment building under construction at the Oceanfront will offer unobstructed views of the beach and sea.
Developers look to salvage part of Navy Hill plan with $350M project, anchored by 20-story tower
Three months after Richmond City Council said “no” to the controversial Navy Hill project, the developers behind it are looking to revive a portion of the proposal with a mixed-use development that now calls for a taller VCU Health-anchored tower.
Downtown Norfolk apartments to be built next to Icon being called Gravity 400
Downtown Norfolk developer Frank “Buddy” Gadams is offering a glimpse of his latest proposed luxury apartment project, a six-story building next to his Icon tower that he’s calling Gravity 400.
Norfolk council OKs plans for first 2 buildings to replace St. Paul’s public housing
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — The first two buildings of Norfolk’s massive public housing redevelopment plan were approved unanimously Tuesday night.
As Southeastern Cities Experience Strong Job Growth, They Are Also Seeing a Rising Demand for New Apartments
Apartment rents are also growing quickly, rising 5.4 percent on average in Atlanta over the last 12 months, 4.1 percent in Charlotte and 3.2 percent in Nashville, according to RealPage.
Apartment Construction Boom Continues in Seattle, Putting New Strain on Occupancies
Other experts believe Seattle’s strong economy will be enough to fill the large number of new apartments that are now under construction. "Demand for urban-located apartment units both remains strong and is forecast to keep pace with deliveries based on extremely strong tech employment,” says Simon.