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M/I Homes, David Sehlhorst Plan Almost 300 New Homes
More homes are coming to Cincinnati. Two developers plan to star work in the coming months on almost 300 new homes.
SL Green Unveils $210 Million Renovation Plan for Grand Central Station
The developer behind the giant office tower that will rise just west of the Grand Central subway station in Midtown Manhattan plans to invest around $210 million in extensive renovations and improvements at the iconic transportation terminal that’s been around for more than 140 years.
Gutierrez Breaks Ground on $35 Million Spec Office Building in Burlington
Construction began at a new Class A speculative office building in suburban Boston.
New Loews Hotel in the Pipeline for Universal Orlando
Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, as the new full service facility will be called, opens in the summer of 2016 according to a recent announcement released by Universal Orlando Resort and Loews Hotels & Resorts.
One and Two Parkway Center under New Ownership
The Marietta complex totaling 458,861 square feet has been purchased in a direct off-market transaction by Fairlead Commercial Real Estate and equity partner Bridge Investment Group Partners, managers of the ROC Funds.
Anex Office Signs Lease in Miami’s Brickell Financial District
The Miami-based company recently signed an 11,000-square-foot lease agreement at the office building on 1001 Brickell Bay Drive, formally known as Brickell Bay Office Tower.
Inland Real Estate Corp. To Develop 133,000-Sq. Ft. Shopping Center in Chicago
Inland Real Estate Corporation recently announced that it has entered a joint partnership to develop a 133,000-square-foot shopping center in Chicago’s Archer Heights neighborhood.
The Girls’ School of Austin Earns Four-Star Rating from Energy Green Building
The Girls’ School of Austin, the city’s only private, independent school for girls in grades K – 8, dedicates its new buildings and grounds on September 13, followed by architectural presentations and workshops on sustainable design. The project came to completion after several years of capital campaign and nine months of construction.
Mayor Rawlings-Blake Launches New Baltimore Energy Initiative
The city of Baltimore has taken another step towards becoming more sustainable. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced on September 3 the launch of a new energy conservation and sustainability effort which will help thousands of residents, businesses and nonprofits across the city.
The Metropolitan Downtown Columbia Open For Pre-Leasing
Kettler, The Howard Hughes Corporation and Orchard Development Corporation have announced last week the start of pre-leasing at The Metropolitan Downtown Columbia. The $100 million, mixed-use development is located in Columbia’s Warfield neighborhood and is expected to open later this year.