As real estate cycles leave vacant office buildings, warehouses and schools in their wake, some developers have snapped up these historic buildings.
The historic Esperson buildings are set to be sold
Xinyuan Real Estate is poised to succeed where several others have failed in turning the RKO Keith's Theater in Flushing into a multifamily development.
A historic building in Waterloo has been given a new life as a tech hub.
Pope & Land, Place Properties envision office, restaurant and apartments with affordable units in former newspaper headquarters
A JV scoops up the former Santa Fe Railroad historic building in downtown Los Angeles and plans to renovate the property into a Class A mixed-use development.
The historic former site of St. Michael's Hospital may be converted into apartments, office and a glass-blowing nonprofit, pending zoning approval.
The historic Gerber Building was rehabbed as part of CTA's $203M Wilson Avenue 'L' Station renovations.
From Franklin Square to U Street to Southwest D.C., historic schools across the District are being redeveloped into apartments, offices and museums.
With our eyes on Tribune Tower and Union Station, we found 4 historic properties that are now gone or altered past landmark status.
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