Author: Agggregated News
Tampa Bay welcomes an abundance of stunning, modern new homes – Tampa Bay Times
For decades, Florida’s residential landscape has been dominated by Mediterranean Revivals, cozy bungalows and mid-century ranch homes. Now a new style is firmly taking hold. Call them Miami Modern, California contemporary or, as some critics put it, “those big boxy places.” They are popping up from Davis Islands to South Tampa and Snell Isle to the Pinellas beaches. They typically have flat roofs, huge windows and stark white, no-frills exteriors. They are definitely big, and their prices can easily top $10 million. A decade ago, modern homes made up only…
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‘Perfect Storm’: Early 2024 Biotech Bounce Isn’t Helping Deflated Life Sciences Real Estate Market – Bisnow
The stubborn mismatch of life sciences lab space — a growing glut of supply and moderation of demand — hasn’t shown signs of any correction thus far in 2024. Early analysis and data suggest that despite positive market signs and financial activity, including increased Big Pharma merger activity, the runaway success of anti-obesity drugs and a thawing of the initial public offerings market, the biotech real estate slump isn’t ending soon. Signs of a thaw in the biotech funding market in 2024 haven’t significantly helped lab real estate activity. “In the major life science markets,…
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Builder’s Remedy Projects Move Beyond Bay Area’s Urban Edge – The Real Deal
The state builder’s remedy loophole has added one notch allowing developers to bypass local zoning rules: urban sprawl across orchards, pastures and vineyards. From Morgan Hill in southern Santa Clara County to the northern edge of Benicia and into Sonoma County wine country, developers are employing the provision of state housing law to plan acres of new homes on agricultural land, the San Jose Mercury News reported. In Morgan Hill, Carlsbad-based Mana Investments has filed a builder’s remedy application to cut down a 67-year-old cherry and peach orchard to build…
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