Real Estate:Residential headlines from the week of March 27, 2006
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San Antonio is the third fastest-growing city in America, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures released Thursday.
Read San Antonio continues to be a national leader in population growth (Links)
There were eight cities in the United States with higher monthly parking rates than Honolulu's, according to a report released Thursday by Colliers International.
Read Honolulu parking rates ninth-highest in U.S. (Links)
The Home Builders Charitable Foundation said Thursday it donated $10,000 to the Boys & Girls Town of Missouri for renovations to the organization's residential center.
Read Boys & Girls Town of Mo. receives $10,000 from Home Builders Charitable Foundation (Links)
The Center City Commission held its annual luncheon today, giving out awards and a platform for one of the nation's principal urban planners to speak.
Read Urban planner speaks at CCC luncheon (Links)
Greater Baltimore's housing market continued to take a dive in June as home sales fell nearly 31 percent compared with the same month a year ago.
Read Home sale prices in region slump again in June (Links)
More people moved to Houston than to any other large city in the United States in the 12 months up to July last year, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Read Houston population growth highest in nation (Links)
Orlando's housing market inventory in June declined for the fourth consecutive month, which members of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association see as a sign of industry improvement.
Read Orlando home inventory, sales drop (Links)
M/I Homes Inc. closed the first half of the year with sales contracts down by a third as second-quarter contracts dropped 23 percent, the homebuilder told investors Thursday. (MHO)
Read M/I contracts fall 23% in 2Q; sale prices down (Links)
St. Petersburg real estate agent Nancy Riley is one of more than a dozen delegates expected to accompany Gov. Charlie Crist on a trade mission to Europe next week.
Read Nancy Riley, Bob Martinez among locals joining Crist in Europe (Links)
The number of houses sold in the Charlotte area fell 29 percent last month, and the average closing price declined 5.8 percent, according to the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association.
Read Charlotte-area home sales drop 29% (Links)
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