Located at 30 Grosslake Parkway, the community was built in 2001 and comprises 188 units. 

The increase represents a 13% increase in the brokerage’s total agent count. 

Units range from 1,122 to 1,549 square feet and offer two bedrooms, two baths and one-car garages.  

The community will have 229 homesites across 120 acres. 

Buyers who took a pause over the holidays are reentering the market, the MLS said. 

Nicholas Brown, founder of &Brown Group with Compass, is leading sales and marketing. 

The build-to-rent community brings 114 stacked townhomes to market. 

The 60-story tower will bring 357 apartments to the Midtown market when it opens. 

The new phase will bring 48 homesites on a pair of cul-de-sacs to market. 

U.S. home sales declined 6% year over year and 32% month over month in January, according to the latest REMAX National Housing Report.  

The new executive previously served in the same position at Century Communities and other homebuilders. 

The build-to-rent community offers 124 rear-entry, stacked townhomes. 

General Manager Todd Emerson was named president. 

The project will have a 300-unit, Crescent Communities-branded NOVEL apartment tower. 

After a precipitous drop in December, pending sales were up 8.9%, indicating buyers are beginning to reenter the market. 

The community was completed last year and is 94% leased.