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Merced is getting six new neighborhoods
MERCED, Calif. ( ) – Hundreds of homes across six different neighborhoods, each with a unique focus, are currently in the works to support Merced’s growing and diverse population. The city says two are already under construction: The Bella Vista Apartments and Willow Haven. The Bella Vista neighborhood...
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Insurer Provides Permanent Loan for Fresno Manufactured Housing
Gantry has secured a $14-million permanent loan for a 260-site manufactured housing community located in Fresno. Principal Patrick Barkley, senior associate Chad Metzger and associate Andrew Christopherson,represented the borrower, a private real estate investor. The five-year, non-recourse, fixed-rate loan was secured from one of Gantry’s insurance correspondents with full-term interest...
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Barnes & Noble opens new 18,000-square-foot Clovis store
CLOVIS, Calif. ( ) — Barnes & Noble opened its new Clovis bookstore on Wednesday, bringing an 18,000-square-foot location to Clovis Crossing, according to the company. The new store is located at 1065 Herndon Ave., inside the former Joann Fabrics space next to Petco. Barnes & Noble says the...
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Merced is getting six new neighborhoods
The City of Merced is developing hundreds of homes across six different neighborhoods to support its growing and diverse population, with two already under construction and three more coming soon, including a unique Veterans Village made up of repurposed shipping containers.
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The Advantage Just Shifted in Fresno Real Estate
I had the chance to be part of the 2026 Real Estate Forecast panel this week, and here’s the real takeaway. Our market is shifting, but it’s not slowing down. Inventory is up, homes are taking a little longer to sell, and buyers are finally getting some breathing room. That alone changes the conversation. But affordability is still the biggest challenge, especially with today’s rates and the rising cost to build.
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Farmersville breaks ground on first new subdivision in nearly 10 years
FARMERSVILLE, Calif. ( ) – Farmersville city leaders and developers broke ground on a 22.6-acre lot Friday. Self Help Enterprises plans to build 101 new homes on West Walnut and North June avenues. “Home ownership is the American dream, and also, critically, the main pathway to wealth creation and...
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Clovis Approves Affordable Homes Plan. Builders Say It Will Reduce Housing.
Clovis city councilmembers approved an affordable housing plan. The plan requires builders to add more affordable housing or pay more fees. While affordable housing advocate and attorney Patience Milrod praises the plan, builders say those fees will make homes less affordable. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With no other...
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Selma OKs McCall Village rent increase
SELMA – A relatively new rent stabilization ordinance was put to its first test as residents of Selma’s McCall Village protested a rent increase in front of the city council. As outlined in the ordinance, the Selma City Council held a petition hearing on April 7 after more...
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High-end development opens in north Merced. It features amenities that ‘don’t exist’ in region
Millennial parents Luis Contreras and his girlfriend recently purchased a stroller for their 4-year-old “daughter”– a black cat they rescued and adopted in Merced. The couple, two UC Merced graduates, moved into a two-bedroom apartment at Merced Horizons this February. They were the first residents to move into the new development.
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From Wall Street to Belmont Avenue, corporate landlords could be in the Fresno City Council’s crosshairs
From Trump to Newsom, there’s a new bipartisan culprit for escalating housing prices: corporate landlords. And last month, the Fresno City Council entered the chat, led by Councilmember Annalisa Perea. Her proposal – unanimously approved by the council – asks the city attorney’s office to study recent trends around...
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‘Bit extreme’: Hanford tax measure could increase hotel prices by July
Hanford residents will vote on Measure T this June to increase the Hotel Tax by 4%, which is projected to bring in an additional $375,000 a year for the city's general services, but some hotels oppose the tax increase.