myNOI Showplace Icon is out at The Yards. The upscale movie theater operator that had signed on for a new building in Capitol Riverfront nearly six years ago is no longer a part of the project, Brookfield Properties confirmed Wednesday. Brookfield completed its $11.4 billion acquisition of Forest City, The Yards developer, in December. “While we … Read more
Macerich Co., which is redeveloping the former Gallery, is experimenting with a space for internet-only retailers who want to try a brick-and-mortar presence.
Activity at Padonia Station had slumped over the past couple of years after Mars Super Markets vacated the anchor space in July 2016.
Combined, the projects represent $215 million in private-sector investment.
The developers of the Dayton Arcade project now own all of the buildings in the downtown complex. Dayton Arcade Partners, led by Baltimore-based Cross Street Partners along with Model Group of Cincinnati and St. Louis-based McCormack Baron Salazar, have acquired the Kuhns building at 15 W. Fourth St. for $1.28 million. The building was previously … Read more
The property is the company’s third office building that it owns in San Antonio.
A gift of traditional Dutch wooden shoes kicked off the European Union Medicines Agency’s formal move from London to Amsterdam on Wednesday, a concrete consequence of Britain’s looming departure from the bloc.
The owners of New York City’s Chrysler Building are putting the landmark Art Deco skyscraper on the market.
San Antonio-based Pape-Dawson Engineers Inc. is acquiring Houston-based Tomball-based ArborLeaf Engineering & Surveying, according to a press release. The purchase price was not disclosed. Walter Smith launched ArborLeaf in 2004 and will become a vice president at Pape-Dawson. About 80 percent of ArborLeaf’s work is land surveying, with civil engineering making up the other 20 … Read more
In the market for spec office space in Bethesda? Doug Firstenberg has you covered. Firstenberg, principal of StonebridgeCarras, said his firm will begin construction in March on its $300 million Avocet Tower mixed-use development at 7359 Wisconsin Ave. featuring a trophy office tower that will soar 300 feet into the air with a rooftop terrace … Read more
The Main Line Health hospital cut the ribbon for its 256,000-square-foot patient pavilion.
Between the loan and its permits, construction on the closely watched property in downtown Tampa is likely to begin before the end of the first quarter.
The Philadelphia company is expanding in the D.C. area to shakeup the traditional residential real estate business.
Whiskey lovers, bourbon connoisseurs and vodka enthusiasts will all find a home at the newest distillery planned for Howard County.
A 240-acre, bank-owned property in Port Washington that includes 1.5 miles of lakefront real estate on Lake Michigan is still on the market — and at a much lower price than previously marketed. Priced at $15.9 million, the property, mostly farmland, sits along Highway C and is approximately one mile south of downtown Port Washington … Read more
Police have served a search warrant to get DNA from all male employees at a long-term care facility in Phoenix where a patient who was in a vegetative state for years gave birth, triggering reviews by state agencies and putting a spotlight on safety concerns for severely disabled or incapacitated patients.
Just a few years ago, virtual reality was poised to take over the world. After decades of near misses, the revolution finally seemed imminent, with slick consumer headsets about to hit the market and industries from gaming and entertainment to social media ready to hop on the bandwagon.
Asian markets were mostly lower Thursday as U.S. and Chinese officials wrapped up three days of talks in Beijing without significant breakthroughs.
This is the first sign of hope in a long time that the property might finally get developed.
Created as a community development tool, the Opportunity Zone program is meant to encourage long-term investment in low-income urban and rural communities by allowing developers and investors to reinvest capital gains into Opportunity Funds.
Texas business enters the 86th legislature with a focus on preserving the state’s job-winning incentive programs, with nary a whisper of a bathroom bill to stall the session. That leaves more room on the businessperson’s lobbying to-do list.
Texas business enters the 86th legislature with a focus on preserving the state’s job-winning incentive programs, with nary a whisper of a bathroom bill to stall the session. That leaves more room on the businessperson’s lobbying to-do list.
A Dayton-area Toys ‘R’ Us property has been sold to a Massachusetts real estate firm.
With more big box stores downsizing, property owners are facing hefty costs to make vacant spaces ready for new tenants. And now, because of Congress’ oversight in the new tax law, property owners have an even bigger problem on their hands.
The HCA-affiliated hospital Bayshore Medical Center opened its new center for neurosciences and orthopedics on Jan. 7. The $5 million project occupies 15,800 square feet of Bayshore Medical Center’s fifth floor, and was designed to meet the needs of postoperative patients, according to a press release from HCA Houston Healthcare. Neuroscience and orthopedic postoperative patients … Read more
New Mexico-based Homewise will add 6,600 additional square feet to its Santa Fe headquarters and plans to add jobs over the next few years. The nonprofit held a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday at 1301 Siler Road, the site of its Santa Fe headquarters. The expansion will bring Homewise’s office space to over 16,000 square feet. The … Read more
Heights Mercantile, a 40,000-square-foot retail development at 7th Street between Heights Boulevard and Yale Street, has been sold. Houston-based developer Radom Capital sold the property and three other redevelopment projects to Asana Partners of Charlotte, North Carolina, according to Harris County property records. The deals quietly closed in July. The other properties Radom sold were … Read more
A smart security systems company is moving its headquarters and production from Hudson, Wis., to St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood. Alula will move 120 employees into Midway Innovation Center I at 2340 Energy Park Drive. Alula will lease 68,000 square feet in the building, which is less than a mile from Surly Brewing, Urban Growler and … Read more
The developer of Shawnee’s Bellmont Promenade received initial approval for its revised plan, the Shawnee Mission Post reports. The Shawnee planning commission unanimously approved the updated plan, which includes 20 additional apartments and reduces the retail space from 200,000 square feet to 193,000 square feet. The project also includes a 31,200-square-foot restaurant plaza and a … Read more
The CES 2019 gadget show is revving up in Las Vegas. Here are the latest findings and observations from Associated Press reporters on the ground.
The start of a new year often coincides with a surge in monthly memberships to gyms.
Texas business enters the 86th legislature with a focus on preserving the state’s job-winning incentive programs, with nary a whisper of a bathroom bill to stall the session. That leaves more room on the businessperson’s lobbying to-do list.
Bruno Silikowski is once again finding no shortage of buyers for his AutoMotorPlex condos, which is a combination of a place where people keep their cars and a country club for motor enthusiasts.
Austin FC may finally, officially become Major League Soccer’s newest franchise next week. Austin Anthem, the prospective team’s support group, is sharing word on social media of a Jan. 15 announcement featuring MLS Commissioner Don Garber, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Precourt Sports Ventures CEO Anthony Precourt. Screenshots of the invitation were also disseminated on … Read more
The new owner of one of downtown Dayton’s largest buildings plans to bring the property “into the 21st century.”
On Tuesday, Brooks announced that DPR Investments had bought 9.4 acres on the eastern portion of Brooks along City Base Landing, which will be used to develop a state-of-the-art, climate-controlled, self-storage facility, as well as flex space for small businesses.
Sprouts, the Phoenix-based specialty grocery store chain, has plans to open 30 new stores this year.
Both companies are family owned and privately held.
A Chicago investor has bought complexes in Raleigh, Cary and Charlotte, with plans to upgrade the properties and raise rents.
The Main Line Health hospital cut the ribbon for its 256,000-square-foot patient pavilion.
A major Texas-based civil engineering firm is adding to its Houston office with the acquisition of a local firm. San Antonio-based Pape-Dawson Engineers Inc. is acquiring Tomball-based ArborLeaf Engineering & Surveying, according to a press release. The purchase price was not disclosed. Walter Smith launched ArborLeaf in 2004 and will become a vice president at … Read more
Yellow vest activists are urging French citizens to empty their bank accounts and spark a massive run on French banks in their long-standing fight with the government.
The next phase of the $4 billion project is taking shape.
The director of finance and marketing for the 6,000-acre River Ridge Commerce Center is moving to a new position, but he’ll remain involved with the Southern Indiana business park. Louisville-based real estate development firm Hollenbach-Oakley LLC hired Dustin Coffman as its new director of commercial development. As director of finance and marketing at River Ridge, … Read more
Between the loan and its permits, construction on the closely watched property in downtown Tampa is likely to begin before the end of the first quarter.
The property was formerly owned by AT&T.
Frederick-based Matan Cos. announced Tuesday it has acquired a 44-acre office campus in Gaithersburg from Leidos Holdings Inc. (NYSE: LDOS), which plans to vacate in the “near future.” The property at 700 N. Frederick Ave. fronts Interstate 270 at the Montgomery Village Avenue exit, next to a new FedEx distribution center. It includes two connected … Read more
One of the largest homebuilders in Greater Cincinnati is now being led by the next generation.
2019 People to Watch: Tom Sebastian
Want proof that Linwood Avenue is one of Buffalo’s white-hot streets when it comes to real estate sales? Consider the just-closed deal that saw Amherst businessman Timothy Gelder buy a mixed-use office/apartment building at 211 Linwood Avenue. Gelder paid $425,000 for the nearly 6,000-square-foot building, according to documents filed in the Erie County Clerk’s office. … Read more