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Plano bans new short-term rentals in residential areas
A string of high-profile crimes linked to short-term rentals attracted the attention of policymakers, WFAA reports. Once the ordinance takes effect in the coming days, new short-term rental properties won't be allowed to open in residential neighborhoods, although they'll still be permitted in commercial areas.
CoStar eyes virtual reality as integral player in future real estate deals
In a matter of years, touring a property on the market won't require leaving your office, top CoStar executives say.
Ohana Hope Village has opened on Maui
The housing project aims to help those displaced by the fires.
Philadelphia suburb lands on Money magazine's 2024 list of 'Best Places to Live'
The magazine touted the town as a "walkable Philly 'burb with parks, restaurants and good schools."
City Council approves rezoning for Southbank self-storage
Despite immense community opposition, Jacksonville City Council paves way for self-storage project on the Southbank.
RiNo?s newest apartment building with a canyon design opens (Photos)
Penthouses in the striking building will go for approximately $15,000 a month.
Westpark Communities plans 446-home project The Ranch outside Roseville
A draft environmental impact report for a residential development outside the city of Roseville should be released for public comment in the next couple of months.
Why 84 Lumber moved regional HQ to Dallas' Design District from Phoenix
This company with nearly $9 billion in annual revenue chose Dallas for a regional hub that can oversee dozens of locations. Learn more about the decision and check out what else is happening in this unique corner of Dallas where offices, warehouse space and creative retail spaces coexist.
Portland median home prices are up 1.9%. Here's why they're rising.
The median price of a Portland metro home rose 1.9% year-over-year in March, according to the latest data from the Regional Multiple Listing Service.
After decline, New Mexico property taxes see uptick in 2023
Property tax rates in New Mexico are slowly on the rise again after a decline the past several years.