Site plan for Apple's Austin campus reveals who's working on $1B project
The application for the 126.7-acre site has no mention of Apple, but that’s standard operating procedure for the technology giant.
The application for the 126.7-acre site has no mention of Apple, but that’s standard operating procedure for the technology giant.
Bro’s Cajun Cuisine on booming Charlotte Avenue won’t be closing soon after all. The owners of the restaurant — Linda and Darrell Breaux — listed their property at 3214 Charlotte Ave. for sale in late 2016 for $2.98 million. The couple said their long-running restaurant would close after a sale. Now, Nashville Post reports, the … Read more
As much of the U.S. government remains shut down over President Donald Trump’s insistence on funding for his border wall, nearly half of Americans identify immigration as a top issue for the government to work on this year.
Buffalo leaders are discussing the development of multiple projects that could spark $215 million in private sector-backed investment and create nearly 400 jobs at Buffalo Lakeside Commerce Park.
About half of the state’s commercial and residential developments had been blocked from getting gas connections, sending Greater Boston’s real estate development community into panic mode this fall and winter.
A Triad-based company has started work on a new local hotel estimated to cost $8.5 million. BPR Properties of High Point is developing and building a 109-room Homewood Suites at 6011 Landmark Center Blvd. in Greensboro, just southwest of the Wendover Avenue interchange with Interstate 40. Bhupen Patel, CEO of BPR, confirmed to Triad Business … Read more
A total of $56.5 million in several state and federal incentives will be used across Maryland to attract opportunity zone investments as a national competition for such dollars heats up. Gov. Larry Hogan detailed the package on Thursday in an opportunity zone in West Baltimore next to Coppin State University. There, a $20 million redevelopment … Read more
A total of $56.5 million in several state and federal incentives will be used across Maryland to attract opportunity zone investments as a national competition for such dollars heats up. Gov. Larry Hogan detailed the package Thursday in an opportunity zone in West Baltimore next to Coppin State University. There, a $20 million redevelopment of … Read more
From the time he was a teenager, Jack Miller has worked every job in the hospitality industry. These days he’s running a Valley resort with more than 700 rooms, hundreds of employees and a heavy itinerary of events and conferences — but still makes time to whip up breakfast every morning for his family.
The city has both ordered the denied the demolition of the three-level building.
2018 was a big year for Wichita, with real estate development, aviation and aerospace growth and a big election year. 2019 could be even bigger, with more development on the way, more demand for workers in every industry and new leaders from Governor Laura Kelly to Sedgwick County Commissioners and an election for mayor. I … Read more
With Britain just 12 weeks away from the day it is meant to leave the European Union, one thing is becoming clear — uncertainty over what Brexit will mean is hurting the economy.
Top St. Louis downtown developments ranked by the estimated project cost.
A downtown Dayton building that dates back to the 1920s will soon become a $20 million boutique hotel. The Barclay building at 137 N. Main St. is currently home one of the largest companies in the Dayton region, Miller-Valentine Group, which is expected to relocate sometime in 2019. The 60,000-square-foot Barclay building sits at the … Read more
The past 12 months have brought major change to the Milwaukee area’s business community, highlighted by the election of a new governor and the opening of Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee.
Thinking of having some home remodeling done? We rank Central Ohio’s busiest residential remodelers by 2018 dollar volume of local remodeling. Information is provided by company via an online survey.
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Even with a number of large-scale construction and development projects wrapping up in 2018, the pipeline for Greater Cincinnati looks as strong as ever.
Here are some technology companies to watch in the coming year.
Most economists, financial institutions and those with industry expertise predict that the year ahead will see continued growth at a moderating pace when compared to 2018, writes John Heagy, 2019 president of ACBR.
Have you ever thought about how you might find your way to a hardware store if you couldn’t consult Google for the nearest Home Depot? Well, in the late 1800s and early 1900s you could have relied on painted, billboard-sized ads on the sides of downtown buildings. These now-fading murals advertised everything from blacksmiths and … Read more
The company finished new projects, announced new partnerships and acquisitions, opened a new Louisville gaming facility and hosted the Breeders’ Cup for the first time in years.
Which sectors do you think will see rent growth and new development in 2019 in Tampa Bay? The office and industrial markets should see continued rent growth in 2019, especially with new product that will be delivered over the next 24 months. New office space at SPP’s Water Street project, Bromley’s Midtown property and The … Read more
Think there’s a lot of construction now? There’s so much more to come.
Further signs of a cooldown in the eurozone economy emerged Friday, weighing on expectations that the European Central Bank will start raising interest rates this year.
Even with fear of a global economic slump depressing stock markets, Friday’s jobs report for December is expected to offer reassurance that the U.S. economy remains sturdy and on track to expand for a 10th straight year.
The new owners plan to renovate the 10-story Gladys McCoy Building, which was built in 1923.
President Donald Trump declared Friday he could keep parts of the government shut down for “months or even years” as he and Democratic leaders failed in a second closed-door meeting to resolve his demand for billions of dollars for a border wall with Mexico. They did agree to a new round of weekend talks between … Read more
American officials are due in Beijing Monday for talks aimed at easing the U.S.-China trade battle that threatens to hobble global economic growth.
Global stocks rose Friday and Wall Street was set to open higher after heavy losses this week, as investors welcomed news of trade talks between the U.S. and China and braced for U.S. jobs data.
In wake of acquisition, Jupiter Research LLC intends to move into a new Camelback office building in March.
American Savings Bank may be moving its offices from a Bishop Square tower to its new headquarters outside Chinatown this year, but the bank’s name will remain on the building. The bank’s executives, including President and CEO Rich Wacker, will move from 915 Fort Street Mall to the new building at the corner of Beretania … Read more
It’s all about smart cities. But can he deliver?
From the CEO of an “athleisure” brand garnering national attention to the man helping grocery chain H-E-B go digital, these folks will be at the forefront of the issues shaping 2019.
Not many CEOs dress up as Elvis Presley, settle a business dispute with an arm-wrestling contest, or go on TV wearing a paper bag over their head.
Sales of new vehicles in the U.S. rose slightly in 2018, defying predictions and highlighting a strong economy.
In its 75 years in business, Sellen Construction has had just five leadership team transitions.
Each April, hundreds of business titans hit downtown Portland’s Hilton Hotel to fete the region’s top women executives. The Portland Business Journal’s Women of Influence program draws an array of brilliant business minds along with next-generation leaders who hope to make longstanding commercial connections. This year’s program takes place in April. But nominations to honor … Read more
Renovations are slated for the building that opened in 1923.
For a couple of years now, experts predicted that office sales in San Francisco would slow down because so many buildings had traded hands and prices were soaring. Some investors, however, seemed undaunted by those concerns and instead continued plunking down big sums to grab a piece of the city’s coveted office market. Even so, … Read more
The developers of Union Row, an ambitious Downtown Memphis mixed-use project, are seeking more public subsidies, meaning a quarter of the project’s first phase cost could come from public financing.
There are some familiar names in the site plan application, which was submitted Dec. 19 to the city of Austin. Of course, the application for the 126.7-acre site has no mention of Apple, but that’s standard operating procedure for the technology giant, which likes to keep a low profile with its real estate deals.
Mayor Durkan has agreed to reduce the tax on downtown property owners by $40 million.
Many Austin cheerleaders argue the Texas capital has been a major league U.S. city for years. They point to the city’s abilities to attract and support entrepreneurs, entice venture-capital investment and draw top tech talent. But 2018 may be remembered as the year Austin stepped up to become a top-tier city for business alongside New … Read more
Airlines stocks were pummeled Thursday after Delta Air Lines Inc. trimmed its revenue forecast for the fourth quarter, renewing investors’ fears that airlines will squander the savings they are reaping from the recent drop in fuel prices.
Energy companies make up five of the 10 largest office leases signed in Houston in 2018.
Lover recently spoke with the Business Journal about how he plans to outpace his competitors, keep employees engaged and give his clients what they want.
New details are emerging within plans for Google’s sister company Verily, a life sciences research organization, to introduce a drug addiction and mental behavioral health treatment program in the Dayton region.
The firm has relocated from 1600 Market St. to 1601 Market St., where it now occupies the third and fourth floors. Jeffrey Zudeck, managing partner for the firm’s Mid-Atlantic region, said it now has about 40,000 square feet, compared to the 22,000 square feet at 1600 Market.
The Class B property was acquired in June 2007 for $28.7 million.