“The Yard will combine recreational uses like pickleball, corn hole, horseshoes, croquet and other popular yard games with a ...

The Board of County Commissioners have made a series of decisions that have reduced the deficit to about $11.5 million so far ...

The restaurant Red Lantern Asian Fusion, which has a seven-year track record in Yelm, is expanding to downtown Olympia, the ...

The nation’s wealthiest real estate tycoon has disowned his son following accusations that the latter swindled investors out of more than $2 million with a fake business he pitched as the “ultimate ...

Thurston County is finalizing a $34.9 million deal to buy a seven-acre property in downtown Olympia. The county queued up the sale of the property, located at the intersection of Plum Street Southeast ...

The owner of Success Real Estate, a now-defunct company based in Marshfield, was indicted Monday on embezzlement charges, according to Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz.Realtor Stephen ...

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have cultivated an extensive global real estate portfolio, reflecting their international careers and lifestyle. In the United States, their primary residence is a ...

A proposed $1.6 billion merger would unite the nation's two largest real estate behemoths, Compass and Anywhere, combining Compass's regional brokerages with Anywhere's nationally recognized brands, ...

As a potential government shutdown approaches, the real estate industry faces possible disruptions in loan processing, flood insurance and consumer confidence. Historical data shows shutdowns can ...

Sept 22 (Reuters) - Compass (COMP.N), opens new tab, the largest U.S. residential real estate broker, is set to buy Anywhere Real Estate (HOUS.N), opens new tab in a deal valued at $4.2 billion, as it ...

Citing elevated redemption requests and tighter cash flows, two asset managers are joining a growing list of firms who are warning investors about changes to their real estate funds, which range from ...

Compass Inc. (NYSE:COMP) shares fell more than 12% while Anywhere Real Estate Inc. (NYSE:HOUS) jumped over 52% on Monday after the companies announced a $10 billion all-stock merger, including debt.