Adriana Pop
Adriana Pop is a senior editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined CPE and MHN in 2012, with an academic background in economics, English and Italian. She currently curates the CPE Sneak Peek newsletter, highlighting noteworthy stories and emerging topics for readers. Connect with her at adriana.pop@cpe-mhn.com or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ioana-adriana-pop-811772108/.
Record $1.8B Apt. Portfolio Sale to Lone Star Includes 7 Triangle Properties
Seven Triangle apartment properties were part of one of this year’s largest multi-family transactions, the Triangle Business Journal reports.
October Development’s $20M Hotel and Apartment Project in Pittsburgh Receives $3M Economic Growth Initiative Grant
A $20 million redevelopment project centered around the renovation of the former ARC House building on Pittsburgh’s North Side will bring a new 120-key Comfort Inn by Choice hotel, a 300-space parking garage and a 36-unit apartment building.
Q&A with Adam Dunn and Tripp Bell, Founders of The Building, Land & Development Group in Raleigh
Adam Dunn and Tripp Bell recently launched The Building, Land & Development Group (BLDG US) based in Raleigh, NC.
Capbridge Group Invests $300M into Maui’s First Hilton Grand Vacations Timeshare Property
Japanese investment firm The Capbridge Group, through its local subsidiary, Capbridge Pacific LLC, is planning to invest $300 million into the development of Maui’s first Hilton Grand Vacations time-share resort.
Ambrose Property Plans $90M Distribution Center in Plainfield
As more and more e-commerce tenants are pushing up demand for industrial space in the Indianapolis area, Ambrose Property Group has decided to develop two massive distribution buildings in Plainfield.
Wood Partners Plans 215-Unit Multi-Family Complex in Raleigh; Design Commission Tests New Zoning Rules with Major Apartment Project in Chapel Hill
A new five-story apartment building could soon rise at 616 Oberlin Road in Raleigh’s Cameron Village neighborhood.
Local Civic Groups Trigger Eleventh-Hour Deal to Save Pittsburgh’s August Wilson Center for African American Culture
Just as a trial was getting under way in the protracted dispute over the future of the debt-ridden August Wilson Center for African American Culture in downtown Pittsburgh, a soon-to-be-formed nonprofit foundation reached a multi-party settlement to buy the property for $8.49 million.
Howard Hughes Corp. Plans New Ward Village Condo High-Rise in Downtown Honolulu
By Adriana Pop, Associate Editor The Howard Hughes Corp. is planning the construction of a new mixed-use condominium high-rise as part of its Ward Village master-planned community in the heart of downtown Honolulu. According to the Pacific Business News, the 466-unit project is slated to rise at the former site of Hawaii’s first Nordstrom Rack […]
Community Health Network Announces $175M Investment in New Health Pavilions and Hospital Renovation
Community Health Network is planning to invest $175 million in the construction of three new health pavilions on the eastside of Indianapolis over the next few years.
Giant HCL Tech Outsourcing Project Adds 1,237 Jobs in Wake County
Another good news headline for Cary! Global IT services provider HCL Technologies is planning to expand its existing development center in Wake County and create an additional 1,237 jobs there by the end of 2018.