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Mason City Council to Consider $150M Project
A $150 million project will bring more than 200 new homes to the Greater Cincinnati area. Developer CT Devco Inc. plans to built the new upscale residential community on the site of a former golf course, in Mason.
Chambers Appoints Interim President & CEO
Four months after announcing the impending resignation of president, CEO & founder Jack Cuneo, Chambers Street Properties has appointed an interim president & CEO.
Mazak Completes $30M Project in Florence
Last month, the Mazak Corporation, a machine tool manufacturer based in Japan, finished the renovation and expansion of its manufacturing facility in Northern Kentucky. The cost of the two-year project was $30 million.
Minto Moves Forward on Luxury Development
Construction is progressing on Festival, Minto Communities’ latest residential development in the Champions Gate area in Orlando. Five luxury vacation villa models are scheduled for completion in early April 2015. Founded in 1955, Minto is a Canada-based family-owned business with more than 70,000 homes built including more than 20,000 in Florida in 43 communities throughout the state.
PM Realty JV to Build Tall in Downtown Denver
PM Realty and National Real Estate Advisors have decided to add something a little different to Denver’s sizable multi-family pipeline.
C&W’s Rufrano Top Choice for ARCP CEO
Evidently, it’s time for Glenn Rufrano to step to the top of the CRE news cycle again.
Opus Plans Spec Industrial Project in Brooklyn Park
The Opus Group has revealed plans for a 145,800-square-foot spec industrial project in Brooklyn Park, Minn.
KB Home Starts CrossCreek’s New Phase
Los Angeles-based KB Home, recently announced the opening of the newest phase of single family homes at CrossCreek, a community located in northwest San Antonio, one of the most active real estate markets of the city.
Seattle, Portland Experience Major Home Price Growth
The Pacific Northwest has seen its real estate market soar over the past few years with good employment numbers and development driving the two major cities anchoring the area: Seattle and Portland. The housing market is now experiencing growth in both cities, with home prices soaring over the past few quarters.
D.C.’s Dunbar High Becomes Greenest School in World
Washington, D.C.’s Dunbar High School is now one of the greenest new schools in the world. The school has recently received LEED Platinum certification. It is the highest distinction awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council.