Making Money On Indoor Skate Parks Isn't Easy. Why One South Jersey Skate Lifer Is Giving It A Shot
Once plentiful, indoor skate parks have dwindled in the face of stiff competition from free public outdoor facilities, high costs and steep insurance rates.
Taubman Defaults On $140M Loan For Bay Area's Sunvalley Mall
The owner of the 1.3M SF Sunvalley Shopping Center in Concord has defaulted on its $140M loan, while a mall in San Francisco's urban core heads to auction.
Hot And Not: Where Are Philly's Next Mixed-Use Poster Children And Where Are Prospects Dimming?
Recent rezoning on Spring Garden Street means it could host Philadelphia's next development boom. Retail experts still don't have a vision for Market East.
Multifamily To Replace Hotel And Office Plans Along Navy Yard’s Waterfront
Florida Rock Properties and MRP Realty are proposing nearly 600 residential units across two apartment buildings to round out their Navy Yard waterfront site.
Meta Becomes Latest Tech Giant To Reach Nuclear Power Deal For AI Data Centers
Meta's deal with Constellation Energy is the latest between energy-hungry tech firms and power plant operators in need of customers for high-cost nuclear energy