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Development, Redevelopment Projects Move Forward in Metro Area
By Amalia Otet, Associate Editor
Poydras Home, a nonprofit retirement community serving greater New Orleans, recently announced plans to break ground on a new assisted living residence Uptown in January 2012.
The Poydras community sits on a three-and-a-half acre site at Magazine […]
Cleveland Proposes $2B Lakefront Development
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
On Monday, Nov. 14, Mayor Frank Jackson unveiled plans for a development on Cleveland’s waterfront. It covers 90 acres, stretching east from the Port of Cleveland’s cargo docks past Cleveland Browns Stadium and the East 9th […]
$54M Mercer Commons Project Approved, Pending Design Change
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
On Friday, Nov. 18, the Cincinnati Planning Commission unanimously approved the $53.5 million Mercer Commons development in Over-the-Rhine after a five-hour meeting. The approval came with one condition: The developer, Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (or […]
Highwoods Properties to Develop $50M HQ for LifePoint Hospitals
By Liviu Oltean, Associate Editor
Highwoods Properties Inc. is planning new headquarters for LifePoint Hospitals Inc.
The health care company has been leasing about 146,000 square feet of space from Highwoods, but the contracts will soon expire. The new seven-story headquarters will be located […]
DoubleTree by Hilton Rebrands, Renovates its Largest Pittsburgh Asset
By Liviu Oltean, Associate Editor
During a ribbon cutting ceremony this week, DoubleTree by Hilton announced the official opening and rebranding of the Radisson Hotel Pittsburgh-Green Tree, which has been renamed as DoubleTree. The hotel will undergo a $16 million renovation […]
City Buys Old Farm Site; SkiLink Could Unite Resorts in Larger Recreation Network
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor The city of Farmington has acquired a foreclosed development site, having received approval for funds from the city’s redevelopment agency as well as two other funding sources. The development, known to locals as Old Farm, was bought from OREO Corp. Mayor Scott Harbertson termed the acquisition “very important” and noted that […]
Brooklyn Toren Condos 80 Percent Sold; Human Rights Watch Expands Empire State Building Lease
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor
Recent reports issued by BFC Partners and the Corcoran Group reveal that Brooklyn’s iconic new Toren condominium tower is over 80 percent sold. The 37-story building is located at 150 Myrtle Avenue at Flatbush Avenue, right […]
1450 Brickell Lands Three New Leases, UMLSTP Gets Four
By Georgiana Mihaila, Associate Editor
The Class A 1450 Brickell office tower in Miami’s Brickell Financial District recently announced plans to add 23,300 square feet worth of finalized leases; the 35-story tower has landed Gentrust Wealth Management and M&A advisory firm […]
Officials Discuss Moving Ka Pua Project to Maili
By Liviu Oltean, Associate Editor
The multi-million dollar Ka Pua schools development project is now being considered for transfer to Maili, KITV reports.
The project was originally to be developed in Makaha Valley on land belonging to Jeff Stone. The landowner intended to donate 67 […]
Downtown Historic Building Redeveloped into Mixed-Use Community
By Amalia Otet, Associate Editor
Henry Turley Co. is preparing to deliver a new mixed-use complex, the latest addition to its 214-unit portfolio known as the Downtown Memphis Flats.
Downtown Memphis Flats consists of five unique properties, all situated on or near […]