Angel Fire brewery to make first expansion to Albuquerque

Enchanted Circle Brewing Co. has been wanting to expand to the Albuquerque market since it initially opened in 2016. Now, it looks like that plan is coming into fruition. The Angel Fire-based brewery has found a second home at 6001 San Mateo Blvd. NE, a 3,100-square-foot space that formerly was an I Love Sushi restaurant. … Read more

Vitamin PR founder buys Federal Hill building

The founder of public relations agency Vitamin has bought a building in a prime location across from the Maryland Science Center on Light Street in Federal Hill. A.V.M. Real Estate, which is registered to Vitamin COO and founder Michael Karfakis, bought the building at 720 Light St. for $725,000. The 6,000-square-foot, three-story building was sold … Read more

Developer behind San Jose's Coleman Highline project buys neighboring sites

The developer behind San Jose’s massive Coleman Highline development has purchased several large pieces of neighboring land from the city, the Mercury News reports, citing property records and city documents. Cupertino-based Hunter Storm on Dec. 14 paid $24.8 million for 12.7 acres of land next to its main Coleman Highline mixed-use development, which sits near … Read more

River House apartments near downtown Milwaukee sold for $58 million

The River House apartments near downtown Milwaukee sold for $58 million to Washington state investor Weidner Apartment Homes, which through several recent acquisitions is quickly becoming one of the largest housing landlords in the city. The River House property is on the Milwaukee River at 1785 N. Water St., and includes two apartment buildings that … Read more

Future Far West Side retail center secures four new tenants

The Shops at Potranco under construction on San Antonio’s Far West Side has secured four new tenants. CareNow Urgent Care, Supercuts, Orangetheory Fitness and a nail salon signed leases at the 25,000-square-foot retail strip center and will be among the property’s initial tenants, which include a Bank of America and Pacific Dental Services. The new … Read more

Uber loses UK case on worker rights, expected to appeal

Uber pledged Wednesday to challenge a U.K. Court of Appeal decision that drivers should be classed as workers rather than self-employed employees, a verdict that has potentially wide-ranging implications for the rapidly growing gig economy and the rules that govern it.

Southwestern cuisine to flow from new eatery in East Austin boutique hotel

More details about the main restaurant at the forthcoming East Austin Hotel have been revealed. La Corsha Hospitality plans to open the boutique hotel in January. A casual ground-floor eatery called Sixth and Waller will serve up dishes such as green chili queso Benedict and a black bean burger, along with cocktails, the Austin American-Statesman … Read more

Homewood blocks home development behind Wildwood

The Homewood City Council has denied developer Mike Moseley’s request to build on a natural buffer on Hena Street, reports the Homewood Star. The buffer, which backs into some Wildwood commercial buildings and surrounding residential streets, is part of a covenant agreement between the owners of Wildwood and the city. Moseley had requested to purchase … Read more

Bellmont Promenade gets initial rezoning approval

The $92.6 million Bellmont Promenade project in Shawnee received rezoning approval from the city’s planning commission Tuesday evening after revamping its plans several months ago, the Shawnee Mission Post reports.  The rezoning will convert about six acres from commercial highway to mixed-use and must now receive approval from the city council.  The latest plan will … Read more

These were Erie County's 100 biggest real-estate deals of the year (total value: $615 million)

The 100 largest real-estate transactions in Erie County this year carried a total price tag of $614.7 million, according to Business First research. Eleven of the local sales were worth more than $10 million apiece, and each of the top 100 deals was valued above $1.4 million. Business First analyzed all real-estate transactions that were … Read more

WeWork is opening its ninth Chicago location

WeWork is bringing another co-working location to Chicago as it continues to quickly grow across the city and throughout the U.S. WeWork announced Tuesday that it’s opening a new space at 222 S. Riverside Plaza next to Union Station in the West Loop. The latest office is WeWork’s ninth Chicago location and comes on the heels … Read more

CBRE secures $45 million loan to develop The Ashby

CBRE announced it secured a about $45 million loan to develop The Ashby at South Hills Village Station, a new 300-unit apartment development near Upper St. Clair in Pittsburgh, according to a news release. “SunCap completed construction of The Ashby in July of 2018 and the community was over 80 percent leased at refinance,” said … Read more

200+ apartments planned for Dickerson Pike project

Franklin-based Bristol Development Group is moving forward with a two-building apartment project on Dickerson Pike. Nashville Post reports that the project, planned for the former home of Charlie Bob’s Restaurant, will include 205 units.  Bristol will seek a rezoning for the 4.5-acre property next month. The four parcels have addresses of 1330 and 1336 Dickerson … Read more

Law firm to move Houston office to Capitol Tower

Skanska has signed another tenant for its new skyscraper underway in downtown Houston. Winston & Strawn LLP signed a 15-year lease for about 62,430 square feet in Capitol Tower, at 800 Capitol St., according to a Dec. 19 press release. The Chicago-based law firm currently has its Houston office at 1111 Louisiana St. and plans … Read more

Indeed inks lease for 10 floors of new 2+U tower in Seattle

The job-search engine company is the first tenant for a 38-story tower that’s scheduled to be completed in about a year. This comes on the heels of Indeed signing two major leases in its hometown of Austin, where it plans to add 3,000 employees in the coming years. They’ll go into new office towers downtown … Read more

Report: Triad city moves closer to downtown parking deck

Greensboro has moved one step closer to getting a new parking deck in downtown Greensboro. According to a report in the Greensboro News & Record, the Greensboro City Council has hired Samet Corp./SRS Inc. as the construction manager at risk for the new parking deck on Eugene and Bellemeade streets. The deck will be near First … Read more

Another Solis-branded multifamily community trades for $44.2M

Another multifamily property developed by Charlotte firm Terwilliger Pappas is under new ownership. What was formerly called Solis Ballantyne, and has since been renamed at The Flats at Ballatyne, sold for $44.2 million to Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corp., according to Terwilliger Pappas. The development firm delivered the property in partnership with real estate investment company … Read more

Local developers team up to build 1.2M square feet of office space in Fort Worth

Dallas developer KDC has formed a joint venture with Fine Line Diversified Development to construct Class A office space on 60 acres in a high-profile Fort Worth development. Per a news release, KDC and Fort Worth’s Fine Line, a division of Bass Companies, are planning the space at Champions Circle, a 500-acre mixed-use development anchored … Read more

MSO's Warner Grand Theatre renovation reveals long-hidden features: Slideshow

Contractors are uncovering more original layers of the historic Warner Grand Theatre as they restore the building for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. The theater had been vacant for years when it was donated to the MSO by the Marcus family. Before that, it was most recently used as a Marcus movie theater. Much of the … Read more

100 days to Brexit: EU, UK act to cushion no-deal chaos

The European Union marked 100 days until Brexit on Wednesday by triggering an action plan to ensure planes can still fly and money can still flow between Britain and the bloc in the increasingly likely event that the U.K. leaves the EU without a divorce deal.

Facebook purges more Myanmar accounts for misrepresentation

Facebook has announced its third and biggest purge of military-linked accounts in Myanmar, where critics have charged that the social network did too little to block inflammatory material that fueled communal hatred and violence, particularly against the country’s Muslim Rohingya minority.

Texas' Fort Knox? Dirt turns for state's first bullion depository

Construction started last week on the first precious metals depository in the country that will be administered by a state. Austin-based general contractor MHT Constructors LLC broke ground Dec. 12 on the 40,000-square-foot Texas Bullion Depository in Leander. The depository will be operated by Lone Star Tangible Assets. Construction is expected to wrap in late … Read more