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Despite a tough financing environment, one of New York City's most active hotel developers is building again.
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The GSA renewed the ITC's lease at 500 E St. SW in December, and now Boston Properties is looking to sell the building
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Craig Hall said the underground garage, the challenges of developing condos and hotels and the late timing in the cycle make this project his most difficult.
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Industrious looks to split revenues with select landlords in exchange for eschewing paying by the square foot
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Qatari-backed Alduwaliya Asset Management made its third D.C. acquisition in the last year, despite a recent diplomatic flare-up involving Qatar
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Park Hyatt-branded condos set for Oceanwide Plaza.
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San Diego office developers underway on nearly 2M SF of Class-A office space in downtown and Mission Valley, putting people close to where they live.
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From Tokyo to the White House, these are some of the spookiest properties in the world.
The restaurateur behind the failed Shaw Bijou, Kwame Onwuachi, will open a new restaurant at The Wharf in October
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Among the first developers to start working in the area was Palisade Partners, which began buying property along the Welton Street Corridor in 2013.
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