Adrian Maties
New Art Park to Enrich Downtown Akron
Akron Art Museum is making good on its promise to play a leading role in the cultural, civic and economic development of the city of Akron. On Thursday, the museum announced its plans to build a one-acre art park in the downtown area.
Could a Change of Ownership Result in a Change of Luck for This Downtown Cleveland Hotel?
Downtown Cleveland’s Hilton Garden Inn is now under new ownership. The property changed hands at the end of June for $16.6 million.
New Investor Buys “Old” Shopping Center
Northern Virginia’s Old Centerville Crossing shopping center changed hands in a $55.5 million transaction.
Baltimore County Office Park Looks for More Dining, Retail
St. John Properties, Inc. plans to add even more retail space to one of its Baltimore County office parks.
Atlanta Developer Sees Canton Crossing Residential Dream Come True
Canton Crossing is finally getting an apartment community.
Donohoe Reaches the Top at 625 H
The $55.3 million multifamily project currently under development at 625 H St. NE, in the District, has reached an important milestone. On Thursday, July 2, Donohoe Construction Company, the general contractor, treated the project team members to a Topping Out lunchoen to celebrate the placement of the final beams at the project’s highest point.
Popular Retailers Coming to Towson
Five new retailers are set to open stores at Towson’s indoor shopping mall later this year.
Dayton Children’s Hospital Grows in Springboro
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor On Tuesday, July 7, Dayton Children’s Hospital announced plans for a $47.5 million expansion of its Springboro Outpatient Care Center and Urgent Care. Dayton Children’s will build a 115,100-square-foot ambulatory destination center on the 11-acre Springboro campus. It will consist of a medical office building for pediatric specialists and primary care physicians, […]
Lone Star Not So Lonely in Cincinnati
Lone Star Funds continues its hunt for properties in the third largest city in Ohio.
Lone Star Gobbles Up More Properties
Lone Star Funds continues its hunt for properties in Greater Cincinnati. After buying three office buildings in the region, in a transaction which closed at the end of May, the Dallas-based private equity firm has now shifted its focus towards hotels.