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Portman Acquires Atlanta Landmark Hotel

This property once ranked as the world’s tallest hospitality tower.

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Atlanta’s Midtown Union Tower Tops Off

The office high-rise is part of MetLife Investment Management and Granite Properties’ new live-work-play destination.

Video: What’s Next for Mixed-Use

How is mixed-use changing? Kyle Reis, principal of architecture and design firm Cooper Carry, outlines what’s attracting consumers and how that’s impacting the next round of mixed-use properties, offering details of his current projects as examples.

Invesco to Anchor 606 KSF Upcoming Atlanta Development

The firm will nearly double its presence in the metro, adding 500 jobs across nearly half of MetLife’s Class A mixed-use project.

Central Nashville Office Development Opens Doors

Boyle Investment Co. broke ground on the 324,000-square-foot Class A project two years ago, with Northwestern Mutual providing construction financing.

Stiles, Shorenstein Properties Kick Off Ft. Lauderdale Mixed-Use

The Main Las Olas will include a Class A office tower, a 341-unit apartment building and numerous retail and entertainment options.

CBRE to Lease Office Component of Major FL Development

The CBRE team will spearhead marketing efforts at an upcoming office building within the mixed-use Metropica project taking shape on a 65-acre site in Sunrise.

MetLife Plans Mixed-Use Project in Midtown Atlanta

The development at 17th, West Peachtree and Spring streets will include roughly 500,000 square feet of office space, more than 80,000 square feet of retail, 350 residential units and a 20-story hotel.

Boerne’s First Full-Service Convention Hotel Breaks Ground in Texas

The $25 million, 120-key property southeast of the city’s historic center will bring a sought-after conference center, which local officials hope will draw conventions and other meetings to the area.

Natixis Scores $39M Loan for Hyatt Acquisition

The Excel Group received a $39 million loan for the acquisition of 200-key Hyatt Place Washington DC/US Capitol, located in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, D.C.