Jim Buchta

Are sports simulators, pickleball courts and kombucha on tap enough to lure employees back to their cubicles?

Are sports simulators, pickleball courts and kombucha on tap enough to lure employees back to their cubicles?

House listings and sales were down during August, but prices posted a modest gain.

As life changes, and rates decline a bit, these home owners are fueling sales of more expensive move-up homes.

With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates a half point on Wednesday, will better mortgage rates follow and make the Twin Cities market more affordable?

As life changes, and rates decline a bit, these homeowners are fueling sales of more expensive move-up homes.

There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to get workers back into the office.

Even as companies look for new space and bring employees back in person, it's not enough to offset space vacated in the wake of the pandemic. But some brokers and boosters are optimistic despite the ongoing challenges.

There are only about 85 Lundie-designed homes still in existence, and one of his largest remaining residential designs, a 9,300 square-foot house in a Twin Cities suburb, is on the market for $4.95 million.

Home prices are still on the rise but are far below the national average. That's relieving some pressure for rate-weary buyers but isn't as celebrated among sellers looking for equity.