Cities
Report Shows Increase in Detroit Home Sales
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor
Detroit region’s home sales rose 4.3 percent in May 2011 according to recent data released by MLS Realcomp II Ltd., a real estate information company based in Farmington Hills. The report quoted by Crain’s Detroit Business […]
Holland, Wood Partners Plan Additions to Housing Development Portfolios
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
Seattle has been seeing a positive turn in its amount of residential development activity during the past few weeks, with a series of projects breaking ground in previously “forgotten” locations around the city. This week, reports […]
Mayo Group, Saracen Pursue Energy-Efficient Redevelopments
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor
The Mayo Group, which developed a new residential complex on the site of a former nursing home at 990 and 1100 VFW Parkway in West Roxbury, has recently been awarded the Energy STAR certification by the […]
Piedmont, Levin Expand Atlanta Portfolios with Property Acquisitions
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Recent transactions seem to leave room for hope of recovery when it comes to Atlanta’s commercial real estate market.
Starting this week, the nearly vacant Medici Office Building, part of Buckhead’s Piazza at Paces–the high-end mixed-use office […]
Crystal Cathedral Bankruptcy Makes L.A. Real Estate Religiously Controversial
By Alex Girda
Los Angeles real estate has seen its fair share of ups and downs lately, but it is the diversity of the news generated by the sector that is its most recognizable characteristic. This past week’s share of headlines […]
Buyers, Redevelopers Stir Up Residential Market
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
While commercial real estate news usually predominates in the Dallas area, during the past week the residential market has seen a fair amount of changes. The McCallum Crossing apartment complex in North Dallas sold to California-based […]
$900 Million Project Promises to Reshape Downtown Baltimore
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
Plans proposed last fall by The Greater Baltimore Committee are gaining traction and the $900-940 million project promises to reshape the city’s downtown. The Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel, its attached parking lot and the 1979 wing […]
Downtown Revival ‘Reflected’ in New Waterfront Park
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor
San Diego’s downtown housing market seems to be coming back to life thanks to the rising demand and to the increased amount of cash available to lend. According to The Centre City Development Corp, 11 projects are […]
High Tech Stadium Poised to Offer the Ultimate Fan Experience
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor
A new state-of-the-art stadium is ready to open its doors in Kansas City at Village West. The Livestrong Sporting Park stadium will be the new home of the soccer club Sporting Kansas City. The 342,105-square-foot stadium […]
Downtown Office Building May Sell for Record Post-Recession Price
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
Downtown Miami’s SunTrust International’s sale has caused quite a stir among real estate experts due to its rumored sale price of $195 per square foot. The building has an occupancy rate of 82 percent, serving as […]