Remove Business Remove Construction Remove Development Remove Luxury Properties
article thumbnail

Japanese luxury-home developer plans U.S. IPO

Housing Wire

a developer of luxury single-family homes and condominiums, which also has residential leasing operations in Dallas, is looking to raise up to $30 million via the U.S. IPO to continue developing its business operations in Japan, to expand a startup online listing network and for general corporate purposes. stock market.

article thumbnail

How to write a lead-winning, memorable real estate agent bio (+ examples)

Housing Wire

With extensive experience in new construction home sales, Janet is certified in luxury home sales and specializes in relocation and new construction builder sales. Growing up in Savannah, Georgia, as the daughter of a builder and developer, she learned the processes involved in new home construction from her dad.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Minneapolis/St. Paul – 2019-2020 Commercial Real Estate Value Trends

Simonson Real Estate

The City of Minneapolis implemented a drive thru ban ordinance that no longer allows the building of drive-thrus for banks, restaurants and other businesses in August 2019. Any perceived climate benefits are greatly diminished by the real economic risk to business owners and investors. Midway Field, with Allianz Field development.

article thumbnail

What New Appraisal Specialty Do You Wish to Break Into?

McKissock

Developing an appraisal specialty is a great way to grow your business and stay competitive in the industry. The added value to your business is priceless.” ” “I would like to expand my knowledge and understanding of commercial property.” Luxury appraisal (9%). Green home appraisal (16%).

article thumbnail

WILL WAR IN UKRAINE IMPACT OUR HOUSING MARKET?

Will Springer Realtor

The home remodeling industry is a $368B business, according to Harvard researchers , and is expected to reach $432B by the end of this year. Soaring costs of labor and construction materials is certainly contributing to the rising figure but there is evidence of a sharp increase in home improvements since the start of the pandemic.