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The Cotton Annex project is the latest in a series of historic building repositionings from Douglas.
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The House passed President Joe Biden's multitrillion-dollar bill, but it has a long way to go to become law.
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The Menkiti Group's MLK Gateway project is halfway complete and already boasts two retail tenants and an office tenant leasing its Phase 1 building.
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The first vote at one warehouse, known as JFK8, which employs 7,500 people, is set to run from this Friday through Wednesday.
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Despite an explosion of development around Navy Yard, the building at 200 Tingey St. SE has remained dormant. Its new owner hopes to get the lights back on.
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Property owners say only more expensive, difficult options are left on the table to deal with drought.
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Two pieces of legislation are advancing through the state legislature that could allow developers to bulldoze historic properties without even a public hearing.
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The city valued the transfer of the property at 1619 Broadway at $216M.
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The Pabst Mansion Inc. nonprofit has turned its attention to repairing and restoring the building’s exterior.
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Klein & Hoffman is helping renovate a building that is home to more than 30,000 animal residents, each with a stake in the project’s success.
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