)
Regent Partners and Loudermilk Cos. never generated enough income to cover its debt service.
)
Two decades after Katrina, the Crescent City's CRE revival never arrived. Federal aid and bold plans faded, leaving stalled growth and rising climate risks.
)
Chicago's investment market started to show some signs of life this year across asset classes, and some of the city’s largest projects began to take shape.
)
Fires claimed 31 lives and thousands of structures as Los Angeles tried to regain its footing after the pandemic.
)
The show(s) will go on within the 161K SF Norcross facility, however.
)
The hotel is set to be rebranded under a Marriott flag.
)
As the World Cup approaches, hotel demand is below projections due to financial and policy hurdles facing potential travelers.
)
Lowney Architecture's Ken Lowney discusses his firm's work in Oakland and what drives him forward.
)
Bethesda developers such as Federal Realty, JBG Smith and Boston Properties expect the area's growing office market to boost its retail and restaurant sector.
)
Developers building office projects in Downtown Bethesda, including JBG Smith, Carr Properties and StonebridgeCarras, are seeing strong leasing activity.
We're not asking for your money. This is not a step towards a paywall. Our news is free and we intend to keep it that way.