People relied on the most popular mobile weather app to track forecasts that determined whether they chose jeans over shorts and packed a parka or umbrella, but its owners used it to track their every step and profit off that information, Los Angeles prosecutors said Friday.
The new Democratic-controlled House has moved toward defending former President Barack Obama’s health care law against a federal court ruling that the statute is unconstitutional, part of the party’s effort to use the issue to embarrass Republicans.
Brian Kenner says it’s not a sign of opportunity lost.
The properties in Amherst and Boston sold, collectively, for $592,000.
The city has plenty of land along Loop 303, and it’s opting for a different approach than it tried in the past.
The Maryland Stadium Authority’s report on a redevelopment of the race track is the jumping off point this year, governor says.
Tatte Bakery & Cafe on Friday opened the first of two planned locations in downtown Boston, expanding from its current locations in established neighborhoods including Brookline, Beacon Hill and Cambridge’s Harvard Square. At a soft opening on Friday morning, sunlight streamed through the large windows facing the plaza outside 125 Summer St. as founder Tzurit … Read more
Al Neyer is planning to develop a massive, speculative distribution center as well as apartments near Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
In this latest edition of Transaction Action, a gym and trampoline park sign a combined 59,000-square-foot lease on the South Side, while multiple apartment complexes trade hands.
During Klementich’s tenure, projects including NCR and Norfolk Southern headquarters have come to fruition, as well as the revitalization of Westside neighborhoods working with the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and other community partners.
Two Milwaukee developers completed their acquisition of 27 properties from Associated Bank, and are in talks with a company to refill the most prominent one located on downtown Milwaukee’s main street.
The world’s largest tech conference has apparently learned a big lesson about gender equity.
An ethics watchdog group asked the Justice Department on Friday to investigate whether President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka violated federal conflict-of-interest law by promoting an Opportunity Zone tax break program from which she could potentially benefit.
The Cincinnati Planning Commission voted Friday to put development controls around the Melrose YMCA in Walnut Hills, a move that will block the organization for now from using its building to house a charter school and an expansion of Easterseals’ adult day programming. The City Council will have to approve the three-month interim control district, … Read more
Mequon developer Greg Devorkin bought nearly 2 acres just down the road from Foxconn Technology Group’s manufacturing site, and said he plans a retail development there.
The buyer broke its own record for Nashville’s most expensive hotel deal.
Emmi USA, the Fitchburg specialty cheese maker doing business as Emmi Roth, said Friday that it is growing its Wisconsin operations with the acquisition of a blue cheese plant in Seymour from Great Lakes Cheese Co. Inc. of Hiram, Ohio. Emmi Roth said in a press release it will assume ownership of the plant Feb. … Read more
A Four Seasons Private Residences condo sold for just over $4 million last month to an undisclosed buyer, setting a new Baltimore City record — not for sale price — but for what the buyer paid for each square foot. The 3,100-square-foot, sky-high condo fetched about $1,290 per square foot, according to Charlie Hatter, the … Read more
The Swinburne Building, named for a nearby city park, will be built on a vacant lot at 526 Central Ave. near Manning Boulevard. Completion is expected in summer 2020.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Friday that he will not resign if asked to do so by President Donald Trump, and that he is prepared to be patient in deciding when to raise interest rates again.
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The Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors’ Affiliate of the Year award is given to the affiliate member who has made the greatest contribution of time, energy and resources to the organization during the calendar year.
he Honolulu office market has seen little dramatic change over the past seven years, as the vacancy rate crept above 16 percent.
Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors said these two professionals exemplified the awards’ description, which includes excellence in civic activity and business accomplishments.
The Howard Hughes Corp. plans to open the sales office for Koula, the developer’s sixth mixed-use tower in its Ward Village master-planned development in Honolulu, to the public on Saturday. The 41-story tower designed by Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang will be the first building for The Howard Hughes Corp. (NYSE: HHC) to face Victoria … Read more
This brokerage specializes in office and industrial real estate.
Will Brookstown District at BB&T Ballpark in Winston-Salem ever become a reality? If so, when?
The development firm that bought the 515-acre Olde Towne site in southeast Raleigh closed on the property in 21 days without getting approval of development plans or construction documents beforehand.
A group called Friends of McKalla Place said it had gathered 29,000 signatures calling for voter approval of sports stadiums and entertainment facilities on city-owned land. What does that mean for the agreement inked in December to build a 20,000-seat pro soccer stadium in North Austin?
As the cost for office space in Austin continues to rise, San Antonio may be the beneficiary of technology companies looking for more affordable leases and access to talent. Staff writer Kristen Mosbrucker in the Alamo City summarizes some of the things to watch for about an hour south of Silicon Hills.
And we’re off. In this first edition of The Wrap in 2019, Editor Doug Buchanan and I look at the first big stories of the new year. We start off with the Hayden project on Capitol Square, move into a couple of restaurant closings and wrap up with yet another trademark kerfuffle that involves an … Read more
Guest columnists Paul Schwer and Kathy Berg on why now is the time — and Portland is the place — for a Living Building in Old Town Chinatown.
Downtown San Jose is becoming home to some of Silicon Valley’s fastest-growing startups, attracted by its Caltrain connection, diverse amenities and comparably low rents.
Collis Roofing’s workers collected enough donations to fill and deliver multiple truckloads all before the storm made landfall.
Global stocks soared Friday and reversed the big losses they suffered just a day earlier. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 746 points in the latest twist in a wild three months for markets.
U.S. employers went on a hiring spree in December, adding a surprising 312,000 jobs and providing a dose of reassurance about the economy after a turbulent few months on Wall Street.
Ford is recalling more than 953,000 vehicles worldwide to replace Takata passenger air bag inflators that can explode and hurl shrapnel.
Fewer Marriott guest records than previously feared were compromised in a massive data breach, but the largest hotel chain in the world confirmed Friday that approximately 5.25 million unencrypted passport numbers were accessed.
CityCentral, a Dallas-based coworking concept, is opening a location in Plano. The company has leased 30,616 square feet for an office in the Atrium at Collin Ridge building, as reported by the Dallas Morning News. The property is located at 500 N. Central Expressway, just north of the George W. Bush Turnpike. Per the DMN, … Read more
Will people in the Triad pay to watch independent league baseball in High Point?
The Germantown Country Club announced its plans to close in a letter to its members. The country club sits on 179 acres between Wolf River Boulevard and Farmington Boulevard. The closure will take place Feb. 28, according to the letter. The club is owned by the Mary Anderson Revocable Living Trust, according to the Shelby County … Read more
Downtown’s skyline is a step closer to a seeing a slight, but still important, visual change.
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