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6 days ago | 
homes.com | David Holtzman
On a former asparagus farm in a Boston suburb, four private houses are clustered together to make room on the property for a community vegetable garden, walking paths and other shared spaces. Zur Attias of The Attias Group Real Estate, who is the developer and listing agent for the homes at 430 Old Bedford Road in the town of Concord, initially had a vision for a family compound on the 3.7-acre property.
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1 week ago | 
homes.com | David Holtzman
A roughly 30-acre property on the island of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts where former President Barack Obama and his family spent a number of summer vacations recently went on sale for $39 million. The estate’s owner since 2011 has been Sir Norman Foster, a British architect known for projects such as the Gherkin high-rise and Wembley Stadium in London.
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1 month ago | 
homes.com | David Holtzman
The rate of home price growth slowed for the third straight month in March, giving people looking to buy a house more reason to enter the market. Prices for single-family homes and condos rose 2.2% in March across the U.S. from where they stood one year earlier, according to new Homes.com data released Friday. The median home price increased $8,000 to $380,000. Though prices have gone up for 21 months in a row, the rate of growth has continued to slow since it peaked at 5.6% in December.
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1 month ago | 
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan |David Holtzman
Several tariffs are set to go into effect at midnight, forcing many small business owners tied to home improvement and construction to make a timely decision — increase prices or eat higher costs. The mere talk of tariffs led to a nearly 1 percent uptick in construction material prices between January and February nationwide, according to the latest monthly survey on material prices by the Associated Builders and Contractors.
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1 month ago | 
homes.com | David Holtzman
On a quarter-acre lot a block from downtown Petaluma on the northern edge of California’s Bay Area, two historical houses are for sale, including one by the architect who designed several of the city’s landmark buildings. The property, located at 8 Keller Street, includes a Georgian Revival mansion built in 1902 and a Craftsman cottage completed a decade later.
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1 month ago | 
costar.com | David Holtzman
In one of the largest leases of 2024 for the industrial market in Savannah, Georgia, a logistics company has secured a warehouse of more than 733,000 square feet about 10 miles from the city’s bustling port. Armstrong Logistics completed the full-building lease in 2024 with Stonemont Financial Group, which developed the property as part of a joint venture with real estate companies The Davis Cos. and Chesterfield.
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1 month ago | 
costar.com | David Holtzman
The sale in November of a nearly 1 million-square-foot distribution center in Savannah, Georgia, is an example of how proximity to the city’s booming port is drawing interest from large investors. Goldman Sachs Alternatives, an affiliate of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, bought the 942,210-square-foot Building 9 at 125 Feldspar Drive in Rockingham Farms Logistics Center for $100.6 million. The seller was Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties.
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1 month ago | 
costar.com | David Holtzman
Hyundai’s new electric car and battery factory near Savannah, Georgia, will be one of the region’s largest employers as it turns out 300,000 vehicles annually, including Kias, the company’s namesake brand and its Genesis electric car line. The facility 40 minutes from downtown Savannah is called the “metaplant,” a reference to what the carmaker says are its transformational qualities. The factory began operations last fall and is expected to generate 8,500 jobs.
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1 month ago | 
costar.com | David Holtzman
The new 275-unit Novel Scott’s Addition apartment development sits at the edge of two sections of Richmond, Virginia, undergoing dramatic changes. The project built by North Carolina-based Crescent Communities is just across the railroad tracks from Scott’s Addition, which for decades was dominated by warehouses but is now seeing significant housing growth.
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1 month ago | 
costar.com | David Holtzman
A former office building in Richmond, Virginia, is set to be converted to a mix of 200 hotel rooms and 290 apartment units, an indicator of growing interest in living in and visiting the city’s downtown. Douglas Development Corp. bought the 20-story tower at 707 East Main St., which formerly housed some of Dominion Energy’s employees in December after construction was completed on the utility company’s new building nearby at 600 Canal Place.
