Veronica Grecu
Veronica Grecu is a senior creative writer and researcher for RentCafe. With more than 10 years of experience in the real estate industry, she covers a variety of topics in residential and commercial real estate, including trends and industry news. Previously, she was involved in producing content for Multi-Housing News, Commercial Property Executive and Yardi Matrix. Veronica’s academic background includes a B.A. in Applied Modern Languages and an M.A. in Advertising and PR.
From Bike Shop to Apartment Building
What came as bad news for the Boston biking community could turn into an excellent opportunity for middle-class renters looking for a nice place to call home.
BRP Bets Huge on Downtown Jamaica With This Mixed-Use Project
BRP Companies took a big step forward with its redevelopment plans in Downtown Jamaica.
Micro-Units Approved for Development Outside Detroit
An underdeveloped site on the northeast corner of E. 11 Mile Rd. and Rembrandt Ave. in Royal Oak could turn into one of the hippest places to live outside Detroit.
Storage Post Picks Up Brooklyn Facility
A nine-story storage facility near the Brooklyn Navy Yard was picked up by Atlanta-based Storage Post from previous owner Moishe’s Self Storage.
World’s Tallest Passive House Rises at Cornell Tech
Cornell University broke ground on the world’s tallest Passive House on Roosevelt Island.
A Car Collector’s Dream Turns Real in Pontiac
Hardcore car enthusiasts, rejoice! The M1 Concourse project is really happening and by spring next year you’ll be able to park your collectible car in a luxury garage not far from Detroit.
Former Evergreen HQs in Devens Sold for 400 Percent Profit
A troubled manufacturing facility in Devens, MA, changed hands last month for $36.05 million in a transaction brokered by CBRE/New England.
Former Paint Factory Goes Residential
Much to no surprise, the former Paragon Paint Factory in Long Island City is set to be transformed into yet another apartment building.
Lowell’s Prince Macaroni Factory: A Voyage from Pasta to Data Storage
The run-down factory that was once famous for producing one of America’s most beloved pasta brands left its spaghetti past behind and is now going through some major changes.
Michigan’s Second-Largest Conference Center Hotel Up for Grabs
The second-largest hotel and conference center in the state of Michigan changed its name so many times over the past few years that a new change—this time in ownership—wouldn’t surprise anyone.