Cities
Tampa Apartment Complexes Snag New Owners
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Buyers are snapping up apartment complexes in Tampa, finding opportunity among top-level housing and lender-owned properties.
Trading hands for the second time in the past year was The Estates at Tuscany Ridge. Seller Blue Granite Partners L.L.C. […]
Gables Residential, Archstone Build New Luxury Apartments
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Marking their second joint venture development in the Houston market, Gables Residential and Northwestern Mutual began construction on Gables Post Oak. The Class A-plus apartment community is located in the Uptown area of Houston, at Post […]
Adaptive Reuse Planned for Historic Hangar 2 Site; Denver Area Hotels Part of Massive Package Deal
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
Hartman Ely Investments and Larimer Associates have come up with a great idea to revive one of Denver’s historic spots. Part of the redeveloped Lowry Air Force Base, Hangar 2 was left out of the plan […]
Web-Design Company Aims for Platinum LEED
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor
Two dilapidated properties in Fishtown are being renovated to qualify for a LEED platinum certification, the highest U.S. Green Building ranking. The buildings located at 204 and 206 E. Girard Ave. were purchased for only $349,000 […]
New Student Grant Program will Offset Rents and Decrease Apartment Vacancies
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor
Grosse Pointe Park city officials and the Grosse Pointe Housing Foundation launched a student grant program that would help reduce the renting cost for 580 units. According to Patch.com, the program is designed to encourage young […]
Valencia College Construction will Incorporate Green Globes Standards; DeBartolo’s Latest Bet on Orlando
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Valencia Community College, after announcing its official change of name to Valencia College, has had another major event on its agenda—it broke ground on a new classroom building in Lake Nona. The new $21,750,000 facility is […]
Market Can’t Decide Whether It’s Recovering or Not
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The housing market has been one of the weak points of Las Vegas economy but from time to time there have been indicators regarding a forthcoming recovery. A Las Vegas Review-Journal article pointed to a recent report […]
Subway Project Polarizes Community as Massive Funding is Sought from Government
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The city is set to start on its very own Subway. And this bit of news is definitely not about sandwiches. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency awarded a substantial $233.6 million to American-Italian joint venture […]
Harbor Group Lists Former BP Tower, Invests in Cleveland Real Estate
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
Harbor Group International L.L.C. has been actively trading Cleveland real estate lately. The Norfolk-based company has acquired a parking garage and is trying to sell one of the city’s most dominant skyscrapers.
Once known as BP Tower, the […]
New Dining Options for 1450 Brickell/One Broadway
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
One of Miami’s newest Class-A office towers, the 35-story 1450 Brickell, continues making headlines one year after its inauguration. The first Miami office tower (and one of the first buildings in South Florida) to receive LEED-Gold […]