April home sales top 2012 numbers; seller’s market emerges
Sales of new and existing houses in the Wichita area increased in April, and the market is faced, for the first time in nearly three years, with a seller’s market for existing houses.
Bullishness for Class A apartments has not waned in Wichita even as the single-family housing market continues to show improvement.
Sales of new and existing houses in the Wichita area increased in April, and the market is faced, for the first time in nearly three years, with a seller’s market for existing houses.
A major industrial and warehouse building just north of Wichita is for sale.
The number of new and existing houses sold in the area in March increased nearly 5 percent from a year ago, according to a South Central Kansas Multiple Listing Service report.
There will be a 30 percent increase in the number of new homes open for tours in the Wichita Area Builders Association’s Spring Parade of Homes, which starts Saturday.
Wichita area home prices, excluding distressed sales, rose 7.2 percent between February 2012 and February 2013, according to a just-released report by CoreLogic, a national real estate data firm that surveys local markets.
With three building projects down and two to go, civic, business and government officials gathered Thursday to acknowledge progress on the Block One area that encompasses redevelopment of a downtown city block.
Industrial real estate sales in Sedgwick County in 2012 saw their biggest gains in sales volume and square footage since 2007, according to a report released Tuesday by the Martens Cos.
Next week, a select group of real estate brokers from across the country will be meeting at the Hotel at Old Town to buy, sell and exchange hundreds of millions of dollars of commercial and investment properties.
Occidental Management’s Offices at Cranbrook will be home to an expanding oral surgery practice and a nearly year-old medical practice with a focus on improving cognition.
J.P. Weigand & Sons and a group of unnamed real estate developers plan to launch a new website Friday aimed at increasing sales of new and custom houses in the area.
Not a lot of change. That was the theme of real estate firm J.P. Weigand & Sons’ Forecast 2013, which was held Tuesday at the Hyatt Regency Wichita.
Gary Oborny said he’s planning a parking garage for 400 cars and a facility for Amtrak at his company’s recently purchased Union Station property.
Cris Keeter said he’s seen tougher times in the home remodeling business.
It’s been two years since David Dixon was last in downtown Wichita.
EL DORADO – It takes a lot of work and money to keep a small town healthy.
Officials from Occidental Management said they broke ground this week on the second of four planned buildings for its Offices at Cranbrook development in northeast Wichita.
Re/Max Realty Professionals has added two new owners and appointed a chief financial officer.
A group of about 20 landscape architecture students from Kansas State University will be in Wichita this week to assist with downtown development.
Area general contractors joke that they have no crystal ball when it comes to business expectations.