Mixed Use
Pickard Chilton-Designed Project Breaks Ground in Tokyo
The 3.3 million-square-foot mixed-use Y2 is scheduled to reach completion in 2022. The property is expected to include premier office space, a 98-key hotel and an elementary school.
Waldorf Astoria to Open 1st Miami Location
Property Markets Group will develop the 98-story mixed-use project, which is expected to feature a 140-key hotel and 400 condo units.
Historic MA Building Begins Rehabilitation, Expansion Process
Athenian Corner Restaurant, a five-story property built between 1896 and 1905, is a Lowell landmark. Cherrytree Group arranged financing for its revamp, which includes the addition of a boutique hotel.
Seattle’s Original Rainier Brewery Gets New Owners
ScanlanKemperBard and ReCap Real Estate Investment purchased the historic mixed-use property that is home to more than 50 tenants in Seattle’s industrial Georgetown neighborhood.
Grand Plans: Case Studies in Mixed-Use Real Estate
Properties that combine different uses, designers and owners are not for the faint of heart. CPE takes an indepth look at projects in Stamford, Conn., Boston and Tempe, Ariz.
Future-Proof Properties
How do you design, build and manage commercial and multifamily properties that are guaranteed to have lasting flexibility, functionality and appeal?
Flaherty & Collins to Develop $170M Michigan Project
The City of Warren and General Motors are the other partners involved in delivering Warren Town Center. Construction is scheduled to start before the end of 2019.
Citrine Advisors Secures $7M in Financing for Bay Area Property
Continental Partners arranged the loan to facilitate the purchase and renovation of the 34,149 square-foot mixed-use building in San Leandro, Calif.
Hotel, Condo Project Breaks Ground in Austin
The development, slated for completion in the fall of 2019, will be equipped with a cistern rainwater system that will collect more than 40,000 gallons of rainwater for irrigation purposes on the site.
Bedrock Breaks Ground on $820M Detroit Mixed-Use
The 1.4 million-square-foot downtown development is the latest milestone in the rebirth of the city, which emerged from bankruptcy in December 2014.