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Trio of Private Developers Brings More Housing to Jamaica Plain
As part of the revitalization efforts for the Washington Street corridor, the Boston Redevelopment Authority green lighted a new housing and retail project in the Egleston Square area.
Economy Watch: The Good, the Bad for CRE of a Cheaper Yuan
The initial shock of the sudden 1.9 percent devaluation of the yuan vs. the dollar is now passed, but what does it mean for commercial real estate interests in the United States?
New Lease on the Hill Fills Medical Pavilion
The First Hill Medical Pavilion is now operating at full occupancy following the recently announced completion of a major leasing agreement.
Why Investors in Washington Multifamily Deal Don’t Stand Out from the Crowd
The RealtyMogul.com revolution continues as a Washington-state multifamily property was recently purchased with funds sourced via the marketplace.
Corporate Residence Company Takes a Stab at South Lake Union
A joint venture between Oakwood Worldwide and Singapore-based Mapletree Group is bringing its particular brand of hospitality to Seattle’s South Lake Union.
Industrial Strength Finds New Home in Nashville’s Germantown
Industrial Strength Marketing is relocating its national headquarters.
Three’s a Charm for Westin in Spain
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide will help mark the return of the Westin brand to the Andalusian resort in Benahavis.
Water Park Marriott Opens Steps Away From Disney Parks
Courtyard by Marriott Anaheim Theme Park Entrance is scheduled to welcome its first guests in Anaheim this Tuesday, August 18.
Never Too Old to Go Green
Carnegie Hall, the world renowned concert hall that has stood at 881 Seventh Ave. in Manhattan since 1891, has turned green with sustainability.
Lost Shaker of Salt in … Orlando?
Encore Capital Management and Margaritaville Holdings will develop a multifaceted Margaritaville-branded resort community in Orlando.