Moira Ritter
Residential Real Estate Reporter at CoStar
Writing about housing @costarnews. Formerly @mcclatchy @cnnbusiness. Always a Hoya. She/her
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4 weeks ago |
costar.com | Moira Ritter
Nestled between the amenities of downtown Nashville and an artsy suburb, a three-building apartment complex is affording residents a blend of city living and local flavor. The Residences at The Finery is a six-story, 383-unit multifamily development in Nashville’s Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, known as a historic creative enclave just minutes outside downtown.
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4 weeks ago |
costar.com | Moira Ritter
A former historic military structure that was transformed into lofts is breathing new life into Alameda Point in California — and setting an example for future developments. The once vacant building has been transformed into The Storehouse Lofts at Alameda Point, a work/live complex residents offering studio and one-bedroom units.
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4 weeks ago |
costar.com | Moira Ritter
As visitors leave the Sonoma, California, airport, one of their first glimpses of the city is of a two-story glass office building. And as of last February, that space has a new owner. Sigal Utility Service, an electric and utility company, purchased the nearly 28,000-square-foot office and industrial structure known as the Thermal Technology Building. A panel of judges familiar with the market selected the sale as the winner of a CoStar Impact Award for Sale of the Year for North Bay.
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4 weeks ago |
costar.com | Moira Ritter
An artsy neighborhood outside downtown Nashville that has been on the rise in recent years got an even bigger upgrade this year with the addition of The Finery, a 700,000-square-foot mixed-use campus. Global real estate investor Hines developed and owns The Finery. It includes 200,000 square feet of office space, 383 multifamily units, retail services, restaurants and entertainment spaces.
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1 month ago |
homes.com | Moira Ritter
A “reinvented treehouse” with hints of a Swedish ski lodge and Japanese spa and connections to architectural history is on the market in Glendale, California. The 3,200-square-foot house tucked between towering trees and native plants hit the market earlier this month for $2.6 million, according to a listing on Homes.com. It has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a one-bedroom, one-bathroom basement guest house. The listing agent is Jermayne Shannon of Compass.
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