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Memphis to Build Green Lanes; Student Hall Silver LEED Certified
It has been a great week for Memphis green initiatives. One of the biggest news for those with environmentally friendly mindset, was Memphis Mayor AC Wharton’s announcing plans to implement a network of protected bike lanes in Memphis as part of the city’s commitment to the Green Lane Project.
Gardens at Market Square Mixed-Use Development to Break Ground in July
Millcraft Investments’ plan to develop a $95 million mixed-use complex on Forbes Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh has received its final approval from the city planning commission.
Luxury Multifamily and Boutique Retail Mixed-Use Development Kicks Off Pre-Leasing
H.G. Hill Realty Company has announced the start of preleasing residential units at 12South Flats, the mixed-use project rushing towards completion in Nashville’s 12 South restaurant and retail district.
Median Home Values in San Francisco Hit $1M Mark in April as Single-Family Housing Heats Up
Good news for the area’s housing market as a recent report from the San Francisco Association of REALTORS indicates that prices have escalated and are now reaching new heights. The SFAR has revealed that according to sales data from April, San Francisco’s median home prices have now surpassed the $1 million mark, a staggering increase over 2012, and a return to pre-downturn levels.
The Right Legislative Moves Could Be Nevada’s Saving Grace
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor Recent real estate market reports regarding Nevada’s housing situation indicate that the long-awaited recovery could be postponed as average prices have dipped for the last few months. Residents and developers are waiting for a way out of this situation and a serious initiative is now under discussion. A piece of […]
Peterson Acquires Simms Building for $1.75M and Begins Renovations
Bearing the hallmark of the city’s first modern, International Style skyscraper, the Simms Building was built in 1954 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998. Over the years, the building with the windowless brick walls on the east and west sides and glass curtain walls on the other two faces, has served Albuquerque’s commercial sector.
$23M Film Studios for East NOLA; $1.6B Iberville Tremè Transformation Slowly Moves Along
Amid recent news and speculations regarding the future of New Orleans’ status as Hollywood South – namely Gov. Bobby Jindal’s recent proposal to decrease Louisiana’s film industry tax incentives – came some good news for local film production
Snohomish County M-F Property Trades Hands for $50M
Located at 12303 Harbour Pointe Boulevard, On the Green at Harbout Pointe gets its name from its position, directly adjacent to a golf course. The property offers up a number of 294 units, bringing Security’s total close to 600 residential units in three properties in Snohomish.
Cleveland Institute of Art to Start Work on Phase II of $63.5M Expansion
An eight-year expansion and renovation project in Cleveland is heading into the final stretch. Ground will be broken next month on the second phase of Cleveland Institute of Art’s $63.5 million project in University Circle.
Mercer Garage Delivers 340 Parking Spaces to Cincinnati’s OTR
A new parking facility is now open in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation(3CDC) opened the Mercer Garage to the public on May 9. The new addition arrives just in time as hundreds of new residential units in the area are getting ready to come online.