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RangeWater JV buys Bell Buckhead West

The new owners plan to rename the 280-unit community Blaine Buckhead West. 

New construction slows amid shifting demand, affordability

The reports show higher mortgage rates taking a larger share of household income while applications for new-home purchases are falling.

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MBA: Purchase applications boost weekly mortgage activity

The increase in purchase activity offset a decrease in refinancings. 

Parkland launches for-sale homebuilding unit, reveals first inventory

Parkland Homes is debuting’ seven single-family residences in the Alder Creek community in Cumming.

Affordable-housing project Legacy at Herndon Square celebrates grand opening

The 201-unit multifamily building is the second phase of the five-phase Herndon Square master plan on the Westside. 

An oblong fiberglass dome in the desert

This home in Maricopa, Arizona, may look kind of like an igloo, but it’s actually made entirely of fiberglass.

Alessio Sanfilippo named CEO of Redfin

While at Reality Labs, he led global teams across data science, data engineering and user research.

$139M, 382-unit multifamily project to replace former UPS office in Sandy Springs

Kennedy Wilson and Shimizu Corporation are partnering on the redevelopment of 35 Glenlake Parkway NE. 

Report: Majority of Realtors volunteer and donate

The most common causes members supported included food banks, local schools, children’s sports teams, veterans support programs and youth mentoring and education initiatives.

Study: Atlanta No. 1 for hybrid work in US

For those able to take advantage of a hybrid schedule, Atlanta is the place to be, according to a new study by Yardi’s flexible-workspace subsidiary, Hubble. 

REMAX Co-Founder Gail Liniger dies at 81

Since Gail and Dave Liniger founded the brokerage in 1973, it has expanded to over 145,000 agents operating in more than 120 countries.  

New construction could mean lower insurance costs

Homes built in 2020 or later cost 10% to 15% less to insure per square foot than homes built between 1980 and 2010.

Case-Shiller: Atlanta home-price growth accelerates in June

The pace of home-price growth rose nationally but with significant regional differences.

Fannie, Freddie condo-lending changes begin rolling out in earnest

The updated underwriting guidelines have caused consternation among many in the housing industry. 

Woodrow House on Westside Trail opens its first batch of townhomes

The community will eventually bring 325 residences to the Beltline in the West End. 

Are buyers over the ‘dream home’ sales pitch?

Buyers are reportedly looking for homes that reflect how they actually live, not how they could be living.

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