National

Nashville Symphony Sees the Light at the End of Tunnel. Maybe

The Nashville Symphony Orchestra, tied down into bitter financial struggles recently, seems to have caught a break.

Trimble Opens New Campus in Westminster

Trimble has recently officially opened its new campus in Westminster, Colorado. Jefferson County Commissioners Faye Griffin, Donald Rosier and Casey Tighe, Westminster Mayor Nancy McNally and Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper attended the ceremony.

IDI Plans 460,000-Sq.-Ft. Development, Acquisitions at AmeriPlex Industrial Park

Atlanta-based Industrial Developments International Inc. (IDI) is planning the construction of its second building at the AmeriPlex Business Park, a large distribution complex adjacent to the Indianapolis International Airport.

Sage Hospitality Increases Portfolio with Éilan Hotel Resort & Spa

The Premier and Lifestyle Division of Sage Hospitality has extended with the company’s purchase of the Éilan Hotel Resort & Spa. This division is of interest to the management who invests in its growth through the addition of vibrant and progressive hotels, connecting modern luxury with harmonious style and design.

New Orleans Tops List, as City Rebuilds

What was just a few years ago hard to even imagine, seems like the factual future now for the Crescent City: New Orleans has made it to the number one slot on a Forbes magazine list

Sound Transit Breaks Ground on Permanent Facility in Tukwila

The Sound Transit transportation system is seeing a one of its temporary constructions replaced by a permanent facility as a development project for a new Tukwila station has recently begun. Sound Transit has broken ground on a new $46 million structure to replace the temporary facility at 7301 Longacres Way that was built back in 2000. The route is a 1.300-boardings-a-day line used by commuters going to and from Seattle.

Hackman Capital JV Acquires 16 Cleveland-Area Buildings as Part of 28-Asset Ohio Industrial Portfolio

A joint venture led by Hackman Capital Partners LLC, a privately held, asset-based investment firm headquartered in Los Angeles, has recently purchased 28 industrial buildings and two land parcels located in the state of Ohio. The transaction of the industrial real estate portfolio totaling 2,593,602 square feet closed on Friday, June 14. Hackman Capital Partners did not disclose the purchase price.

Cincinnati Streetcar Gets $17.4M in Additional Funding

The Cincinnati Streetcar project is back on track. Last Wednesday, City Council voted to give it a $17.4 million infusion of cash, bringing the total cost of the project to $133 million, from the original $110 million.

Brown, RIC and URI Unveil $206M Redevelopment Plan for Providence’s Dynamo House

Brown University, Rhode Island College (RIC), and the University of Rhode Island (URI) have announced plans to repurpose the long-vacant South Street Power Station in Providence into a shared 120,000-square-foot RIC/URI nursing education center, 150,000 square feet of upper-level student housing, 120,000 square feet of office space, as well as restaurants, retail space, and new parking facilities.

Kane Realty Plans $82M Office High-Rise in North Hills

Kane Realty is planning to develop an 18-story office tower at North Hills in Raleigh. According to the NewsObserver, the company expects to break ground on the $82 million project by December.