A Memphis-based public company is continuing to execute on its long-term strategy with a recent property acquisition in New York.   Jernigan Capital Inc., which provides financing for self-storage developments across the United States, announced Dec. 26 it had “acquired the membership interest of its developer partner” in a newly completed self-storage development on Long Island. … Read more

Wall Street capped a week of volatile trading Friday with an uneven finish and the market’s first weekly gain since November.

The Trump administration has targeted an Obama-era regulation credited with helping dramatically reduce toxic mercury pollution from coal-fired power plants, saying the benefits to human health and the environment may not be worth the cost of the regulation.

From a headquarters downsizing to a brownfield rising, a lot happened in commercial real estate last year.

The first day of 2019 will be a bittersweet one for Herndon, as one of its longstanding businesses, the Ice House Café, closes its doors. Less than 10 days later, virtually all of its wares will have been sold by Rasmus Auctions. The upside: Here’s your chance to own a walrus head. Or a moose … Read more

It could be the first building on the 170-acre mixed-use development.

Arlington County is testing out a solution to an increasingly pressing challenge: How to fold in the growing number of dockless scooters and bikes into the urban landscape. One possible answer? So-called “corrals” of painted areas with scooter and bike symbols within which people can park their dockless vehicles without blocking business entrances, ramps or … Read more

Shotti’s Point, a South Baltimore bar and restaurant known for its Ocean City vibes, will open a second location at the beach next year. The business announced on Facebook that it will be adding a boardwalk location in the spring. The new spot will be on the boards between 6th and 7th streets, according to … Read more

At least initially, the vast majority of the ferry’s seats will be reserved for employees of the funding businesses, and not the general public.

After receiving some resistance from neighbors, plans for a new 472-bedroom apartment complex in the University District are moving forward.

Fewer Americans signed contracts to buy homes in November as higher mortgage rates and prices continued to squeeze would-be buyers out of the market.

After sitting mostly empty for over a year, the former headquarters of the area’s largest private company has been sold. Dairy Farmers of America Inc. first announced it would be moving its global headquarters and more than 300 jobs from the Northland area of Kansas City, Mo., to Kansas City, Kan. in 2015. The milk … Read more

Loch Bar, a restaurant by Baltimore-based hospitality company Atlas Restaurant Group, is now open at Boca Raton’s Mizner Park. The eatery at 346 Plaza Real is the second iteration of the Harbor East restaurant, which will soon have a third location in Houston. The concept broke ground June 8 and opened Nov. 20. It seats … Read more

The landscape in Baltimore’s suburbs changed dramatically this year, starting with leadership. Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Howard Counties all elected new county executives in the midst of pressing development issues. Their upcoming freshman year in office is expected to determine a lot about the future course of growth in their respective jurisdictions. In Anne Arundel, … Read more

Welbro offers its workers flexibility in policies and practices that allow for a better work/life balance, while also allowing employees to accomplish their responsibilities without unnecessary bureaucracy.

The deal is the second suburban acquisition for the company in five months.

From the Marshall Hotel redevelopment to the Folsom Plan Area, a lot of long-planned projects began in 2018. The new year will likely bring several others forward, from a contentious casino project in Elk Grove to new central Sacramento housing to redevelopment of a portion of a mall in Roseville. Check out the slideshow above … Read more

An ad hoc committee is weighing the value of international flights, which can be worth more than $100 million a year to the community, to tens of thousands more jobs downtown.

However, the construction industry’s skilled worker shortage is still ongoing.

Tesla named two independent board members Friday as part of a settlement with U.S. regulators who demanded more oversight of CEO Elon Musk.

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An ad hoc committee is weighing the value of international flights, which can be worth more than $100 million a year to the community, to tens of thousands more jobs downtown.

Chameleon Cos. is ordering up some big changes for its restaurants. The Austin-based real estate and restaurant company announced Dec. 21 that it will soon move the seafood eatery Guild from its home in the Lamar Central building at 38th Street and Lamar Boulevard to downtown. In its place, Chameleon will open Rosedale Kitchen & … Read more

Nine months after entering the Triangle market with a 10-building office acquisition, Florida real estate firm Accesso Partners has made another splash in the region with the $75.5 million purchase of two office buildings on Weston Parkway in Cary. Accesso Partners closed on a deal before Christmas for the Weston I and II buildings, located … Read more

Acklin hopes to push for progress on arena site redevelopment from “a different seat at the same table.”

However, the construction industry’s skilled worker shortage is still ongoing.

As a new year approaches, governmental entities in the Houston area will provide a hotbed of activity for private-sector contracting opportunities. Government entities in the Bayou City area recently joined more than 70 Texas cities, counties and public school and special districts to pass more than 65 bond issues statewide worth a combined total of … Read more

The four-building portfolio of Taurus Tampa offices have been sold to Virginia-based real estate advisors, REVA. No financial details were disclosed. The Taurus Tampa Office Portfolio, comprised of four Class B office buildings, totals 227,316 square feet. Taurus Investment Holdings LLC originally purchased the Tampa buildings, located at 3011, 10441, 10421 University Center Drive and … Read more

The Army is looking for a few good robots. Not to fight — not yet, at least — but to help the men and women who do.

While families were wrapping presents, a Maryland developer was closing on two large land deals in the Triangle totaling more than 700 acres.

Amazon HQ2, tech office and bottled water.

The data center business is good in Virginia and the commonwealth is paying for it. In fiscal year 2018, which ended June 30, Virginia abated $79.2 million in sales and use taxes related to hardware, software and other equipment used in data centers, according to the state’s 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. That’s a $14 … Read more

The City of Memphis plans to put a rental property registry ordinance in front of the Memphis City Council by July 2019 — with hopes that the blight-fighting measure will be in place by the end of 2019. “The goal is to have the ordinance ready for [the City Council] by no later than July,” … Read more

New hotels in downtown Greensboro and Winston-Salem have opening dates.

The project is expected to attract empty nesters, young professionals and second home buyers.

This fantasy draft required real estate and development insiders to draft local landmarks, residences, cultural destinations, religious centers and office buildings.

An area on the second floor of Lincoln Tower on Ohio State University’s campus will soon be filled with computers, virtual reality set-ups, broadcast booths – and gamers attending the school on athletic scholarships. Ohio State announced plans to create an esports major this fall, and is preparing to begin offering it sometime next year. … Read more

PlanIT Impact’s traction got a boost this year with a $900,000 funding injection. CEO Dominque Davison talks about the startup’s progress and where it’s headed.

These developments could be a boon for Jacksonville’s tourism industry and for downtown in general, bringing more out-of-town visitors and helping to spur retail.

The euro, Europe’s shared currency, turns 20 on Tuesday. Here are some key terms to know:

The Dayton region is expected to welcome a number of new restaurants in 2019, including several “new-to-market” chains that are establishing a presence in the Miami Valley for the first time. Beavercreek continues to be a hotbed of restaurant activity, especially near the Mall at Fairfield Commons. New restaurants planned for Beavercreek include Chicago deep-dish … Read more

We rank the North Bay’s largest commercial real estate brokerages by number of agents in local offices. The North Bay is defined as Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties. Information was obtained from company representatives.

The hotel and Longhorn Steakhouse will occupy the 6.3-acre parcel on the corner of Cerone Commercial Drive where Lazare Lincoln was previously located.

Fenway Sports Group, the parent company of the Boston Red Sox, has formally notified the city of its intent to develop a 5,000-seat performing-arts center on the corner of Lansdowne and Ipswich streets near Fenway Park.  As part of the venue’s construction, Fenway Sports Group is also proposing improvements to the historic ballpark. Those renovations … Read more

The Dayton International Airport sits on more than 5,000 acres of land and utilizes about 2,500 acres for day-to-day airport operations. Over the past four years the city of Dayton, in partnership with Montgomery County, the Dayton Development Coalition and JobsOhio, have found creative ways to develop the underutilized land.  Reports of two animal supply … Read more

Five Greater Cincinnati warehouse buildings have been sold to a Texas real estate investment firm.

Amy Pfister was born into a golfing family. She played on the LPGA Futures Tour and for many years was a golf pro and coach at Stanford University, Oklahoma State and in her native East Aurora.

We’re trying to keep the discussion about “Stop Apologizing, Baltimore” going and we hope to continue adding to the narrative in the new year.

Somehow the end of 2018 seems a bit murkier than in years past. We will enter the new year with just as many questions as we had going in.

Jason Woodard, founder and principal of Dayton-based Woodard Development, discussed a few of the biggest projects he has in the works for next year. When finished, these investments will bring a bevy of new jobs to downtown Dayton as vacant space is redeveloped, existing buildings are backfilled and new construction is completed.