Mixed Use

Aerial rendering of Ovation, a 670,000-square-foot mixed-use project in Orlando, Fla.

Accesso Eyes Orlando Mixed-Use District

Construction is slated to begin in the first quarter of 2026.

aerial view of The National tower in Dallas

An Architect’s View of Dallas’ Adaptive-Reuse Momentum

Merriman Anderson Architects’ Jennifer Picquet-Reyes shares insights from more than 20 conversion projects reshaping the city’s core.

Exterior shot of Plaza at Rockwall in Rockawall, Texas, a 446,487-square-foot retail property part of CTO Realty Growth Inc.'s portfolio.

CTO Cashes In $78M for Dallas Mixed-Use Center

Proceeds will retroactively fund a recent acquisition.

Aerial rendering of Resorts World New York City, a mixed-use casino project by Genting Group.

New York City Goes All In on $20B Worth of Casino Projects

They will be the first such full-service developments in the Big Apple.

The New Terminal One at JFK Departures Hall

JLL Tapped for Key Contract at JFK’s New Terminal

The development is part of a $19 billion reconstruction project.

Rendering of Bally’s Bronx, a single-phase, integrated casino resort developed at Bally’s Golf Links at Ferry Point in the Bronx, is slated to open by mid-2030

NYC Casino Projects Move Closer to State Approval

A years-long saga is coming to an end, paving the way for three multibillion-dollar developments.

Rendering of the development of The Eclipse, a project in Boca Raton, Fla. comprising residential units, office and retail spaces.

JV Lands $90M for Metro Miami Mixed-Use Redevelopment

The project will include office, retail and residential spaces.

Exterior rendering of the Whole Foods Market store that will anchor Sarasota Square

Whole Foods to Anchor Sarasota Mixed-Use Redevelopment

This property will comprise 530,000 square feet of retail and commercial space at full build-out.

Suzann D. Silverman, Editorial Director

How Lifestylization Is Making Office Work

As mixed-use incorporates more of the community, it’s raising the value of office space—and attracting more investors.

SITELAB Urban Studio

What’s Driving Mixed-Use Design

Retail is still the glue, but the other components are changing.