... seeking buyers for its former home in upper Northwest. Roadside Development appears to be the presumptive buyer of the 228k SF ... in comparison to the $680M Carr Properties will spend building Midtown Center, where Fannie Mae will soon occupy 752k SF, likely ...
... has slowed dramatically), it'll be the first new office development in Midtown in decades, the Houston Chronicle reports. Gensler is designing ...
... Hines and Welltower have picked up a development site at 139 East 56th St, ... The JV plans a 15-story senior housing development to replace the site’s current use as ... property anchored by TGI Friday’s. The new development will have retail at the base. Meringoff ...
... Preston Center and approving $431M in TIF funds for Dallas Midtown (the redevelopment at Valley View Mall). Things look good for ... for the TIF funds to move forward with his massive development, according to the Dallas Morning News. You can listen to ...
... still retained by landlord Midtown Equities to market the site of its former Brooklyn office as a development site zoned for 300k ...
A breakneck pace of development continues in Miami—Brickell, Downtown, Edgewater, Design District, Midtown, Wynwood, South of Fifth, Surfside—but as 2016 beckons ...
Lisa Knee, partner at EisnerAmper, and Robert Lapidus, president & CIO at L&L Holding Co, discuss 425 Park Ave, the first full-block development on Manhattan's Park Avenue in nearly 50 years.
... president Steve Spinola wants to reinvigorate the office stock in Midtown East, but yesterday he voiced a few things his ... of 30 years from now than using landmarking to block development.5) His last concern is what he deems arbitrary ...
... was planned as the first NYC project by the Turkish development firm Nef. Architecture firm Perkins+Will put out renderings last ...
... rebuild the Tappan Zee Bridge, said negotiations with two of Midtown West’s most prominent landlords, “went on too long,” reports ...
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