Single-family home sells for $1.7 million in San Jose

A 1,846-square-foot single-family residence, built in 1983, has changed hands. The house in the 4400 block of George Oaks Drive in San Jose was sold on

Single-family home in San Ramon sells for $3.8 million

A single-family residence located in the 2100 block of Elderberry Drive in San Ramon changed owner on Jan. 23. The 5,277-square-foot home, built in 2018,

Single-family home sells in Milpitas for $1.4 million

The single-family house located in the 1600 block of Edsel Drive in Milpitas was sold on Jan. 22, for $1,415,000, or $696 per square foot. The home, built

Bipartisan bill aims to block big investors from buying single-family homes

A bipartisan duo — Republican Sen. Josh Hawley and Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley — is teaming up on legislation that would ban large investment firms from

$2.4 million for a single-family home

A 2,191-square-foot single-family home, built in 1963, has changed hands. The house in the 1600 block of Grizilo Drive in San Jose was sold on Jan. 15 for

US October Housing Starts Fall 4.6% From Previous Month; Building Permits Also Decline

US housing starts fell 4.6% in October from the previous month to 1.246 million units, while building permits also declined, signaling continued weakness in the US housing market.

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Rezone denied again by Monroe County for land south of Bloomington, near Clear Creek

Julie Thomas, Penny Githens, Lee Jones, Daniel Brown, Kevin Schmidt, Donnie Adkins, Daniel Butler, Bynum Fanyo & Associates, Guy Loftman, Jerry Pittsford, Clear Creek, B-Line Trail, Clear Creek Trail, Monroe County, Bloomington, Area 1B, CBU, Planned Unit Development, PUD, RE1, Estate Residential 1, Medium Density Residential, MR, Monroe County Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County zoning ordinance, stormwater management, 500-year storm, flooding, annexation, city of Bloomington utilities, road infrastructure, traffic impact, housing development, urban vs. rural planning, high-density housing, lower density development, spot zoning, public sentiment, profit-driven development

Is Land-Use Reform the Missing Tool in Combating Climate Change?

A new report argues that rezoning for more mixed-use and transit-oriented developments could significantly reduce carbon emissions and help meet global climate goals.