Holladay Properties CEO John Phair stepping down from post and names COO Tim Healy as successor
John Phair, who has served as president and CEO of South Bend-based Holladay Properties the past 20 years, is stepping down from the post.
John Phair, who has served as president and CEO of South Bend-based Holladay Properties the past 20 years, is stepping down from the post.
Realtor.com, the official website of the National Association of Realtors, in its annual forecast said the U.S. housing market will continue to slow in 2020 because buyers have fewer options and a cooling economy could sway others to rein in spending.
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The Economic Development Corp. Michigan City, Ind. said the Mayfield Place subdivision off Tyron Road, has a new developer, who is planning to invest $7 million in the subdivision and add 30 new homes to the development.
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Erskine Village shopping center in South Bend recently was purchased by The Cotswold Group of Harrison, N.Y.
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J & M Golf Inc. has purchased the 12,000-square-foot space occupied by Louise’s Hallmark Store in St. John.
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Data released by the Indiana Association of Realtors shows closed sales of existing homes in the Greater Northwest Indiana area in May totaled 1,011, down 5.8 percent when compared to May 2018 when 1,073 sales were recorded.
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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage recently dedicated its new Crown Point office at 104 E. 107th Ave. in the Beacon Hill Plaza.
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Statistics show demands for commercial space stable for Northwest, North Central Indiana Demand for commercial space is on the rise in Northwest and North Central Indiana as developers and businesses recognize the Region as a cost-effective gateway into the Chicago-area market. While Northwest and North Central Indiana might not be experiencing the type of growth