Mixed Use

JLL Tapped to Lease, Manage Ohio Mixed-Use Center

Liberty Center offers more than 1.3 million square feet, including 77,000 square feet of office, a 130-key AC Hotel by Marriott, 240 residential units and nearly 100 retail and entertainment options.

501 Boylston St.

TH Real Estate Sells Stake in Boston Tower for $210M

The investment manager sold a 49.9 percent interest in 501 Boylston St., a 610,000-square-foot office and retail property, to Norges Bank Real Estate Management.

Charleston Gets Ready for Its Tallest Office Building

Gateway Development Services and ELV Associates broke ground on 22 WestEdge, a 125-foot, eight-story office building on Charleston’s waterfront. The project is part of a larger complex expected to generate $1 billion worth of investment in the area.

LA Lakers Facility Feeds Off Sun Power

The LEED Platinum-certified training center’s solar panels will cut energy costs by about $38,000 annually and pay for themselves in four years.

Lionstone, Walnut Capital Snag Historic Pittsburgh Asset

The Pittsburgh Athletic Association clubhouse is set to undergo a complete restoration of the exterior facade, as well as interior renovations and upgrades.

Rendering of Innovation One

Ground Breaks on $60M Facility at WI Research Park

University Research Park Inc., an affiliate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, will develop a 138,000-square-foot building that will be fully leased to Exact Sciences Corp.

Aventura ParkSquare

Major Miami Mixed-Use Project Reaches Completion

With the last temporary certificate of occupancy in place, Integra Investments concluded the development of the 1.2 million-square-foot Aventura ParkSquare in Aventura, Fla.

New Hudson Yards Office Asset Commands $257M

In a deal brokered by Fried Frank, Ramrock Real Estate purchased the recently completed building, which includes a large office component, a gallery and ground-floor retail.

One Riverside

The Design Files: Embodying the Community Spirit

Architects are taking design to the next level by using input from the community to add more meaning to shapes. The Tangram development in Queens, N.Y., is an ode to Flushing, while residents at One Riverside in Philadelphia dictated the final layout of the condominium.

Flushing’s Puzzle Game

Flushing, Queens, is taking mixed-use to a new level. Inspired by a traditional Chinese dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat pieces called tans put together to form shapes, the Tangram development will incorporate multifamily, office, retail and hotel, as well as food and beverage options, all under one roof.