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Mexican Hotel Giant Makes History in America

Grupo Posadas and Bighorn Capital have joined forces to bring Posadas’ premier luxury boutique hotel brand to five U.S. cities.

HFZ, Redico Run to Detroit’s Rescue

The two companies have teamed on the acquisition of two commercial buildings in the Motor City.

Four-Point Play for Berkadia

It’s been a hard day’s night for Berkadia.

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.

Museum Project Plans Hang in the Balance

Since the closing of the arts museum on West Sahara, Las Vegas has lacked a major counterweight to its wild side.

After 12 Years Away, JPI Returns to Austin

Austin has seen consistent economic growth for the past several years, turning its multifamily industry into one of the most aggressive markets in the nation. National developer, builder, and investment manager of Class A multifamily assets JPI took note and announced the opening of its new office in Austin.

School to Make Way for Apartments

An out-of-state developer plans to tear down a Northern Kentucky school and replace it with apartments.

New Face, New Name for Westminster Seniors Apartments

The former Locust House Apartments, an apartment community which serves seniors and adults with disabilities in the city of Westminster, is once again back in business. But now it has a new face and a new name.

Atapco Industrious in Prince George’s County

By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor The Steeplechase 95 International Business Park in Prince George’s County is about to get bigger. Atapco Properties, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Trading and Production Corp. and the owner of the park, announced that it will soon start work on another industrial building in the Capitol Heights complex. The […]

Baltimore Behemoth to Change Hands

The tallest building in Baltimore is about to get a new owner. The Transamerica Tower, one of downtown’s most prominent skyscrapers, was placed on the market at the start of the year. Now, it seems to have found a buyer.