Cities
Wereldhave Develops 120-acre European-Like Project in San Antonio
By Camelia Bulea, Associate Editor
A 120-acre mixed-use project developed by Wereldhave in San Antonio is currently under development. Called Éilan, after the French word élan (meaning “vigor” and “distinctive elegance”), the development will include offices, retail, a hotel and apartments. […]
Makeover Planned for Downtown New Orleans
By Amalia Otet, Associate Editor
Hotel Le Cirque, one of the pieces that literally adds color to the historical district of New Orleans, is about to get a facelift.
The lodging facility famous for its multicolored light show enchanting visitors every night […]
Major Office Deal Takes Place in Hollywood, Possible Trend Forming
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
A massive real estate deal was closed this week for the entertainment office building at 6922 Hollywood Blvd. The 12-story building traded hands between former owner CIM Group and Hudson Pacific Properties. The commercial real estate […]
Work on Avon Clinic Nears Completion
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
Work on Cleveland’s Avon Family Health & Surgery Center is nearing completion. Soon, the $97.9 million will be finished and will be able to receive patients. Dr. Joseph Knapp, medical director of the Westlake Family Health Center, […]
Cincinnati Has High Hopes for Fifth and Race
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
Cincinnati city officials have high hopes for the two-acre site at the northwest corner of Fifth and Race streets, one of downtown’s prime locations. After many years and nearly $14 million in city investment, the corner […]
Peloton Makes Houston Debut with Office Portfolio Purchase
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Peloton Capital Partners teamed up with an Austin-based real estate private equity firm for the acquisition of a five-building, 347,258-square-foot office portfolio that marks the firm’s first foray into Houston. The purchase is part of an expansion […]
Hoyt Wins 7-Year Battle To Develop Loring Park Condos
By Camelia Bulea, Associate Editor
Persistence is paying off for developer Brad Hoyt, who won Minneapolis City Council approval on Aug. 5 to develop a scaled-back version of a condominium project he originally proposed in 2004. Hoyt plans to break ground shortly […]
A ‘Greener’ South Florida with New Hampton Inn and FAU Building
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
South Florida is about to get much greener, as Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Brickell-Downtown, slated for opening next month, set its sights on becoming Miami’s first LEED Certified hotel and the third LEED Certified Hampton […]
UC San Diego Completes New LEED Certified Housing Project; SR Commercial Expands Portfolio
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor
The University of California San Diego recently announced that the apartments at Revelle and John Muir College, two of UC San Diego’s six undergraduate colleges, have been completed.
The Charles David Keeling Apartments at Revelle house 510 […]
Revamped Plans for Historic Building and New Retirement Community Announced in Kansas City
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor
The historic Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City building, located at 925 Grand Boulevard, will become a 306-room Embassy Suites hotel. The Kansas City Star reports that developer Jason Townsend has revised his original plan that […]