This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
Ohio State Teachers paid nearly $400 per SF for the distinguished Buckhead office tower.
Ohio State Teachers paid nearly $400 per SF for the distinguished Buckhead office tower.
Mayor Jim Kenney announced an independent review of the 76ers arena proposal, while a candidate to take his job is accused of getting too cozy with the team.
Sixty-five of the more than 90 units would be reserved for renters earning 60% of the neighborhood's median income, plus other top Atlanta CRE deals.
A group of former Duke Realty executives were snapped up by a competitor, plus the rest of Atlanta's hottest deals of the week.
One World Trade Center is at the center of a new legal dispute, as Plaza Construction claims Durst and its tenant haven't paid a $1M construction bill.
Wolfe Investments and Blueloft plan to add 165 hotel units in what was once office space.
The hiring is poised to strengthen CBRE's position as a major player in the M&A space.
A rundown of commercial real estate transactions in the Baltimore metro area.
For years, Councilmember Cindy Bass has kept two Germantown buildings under the control of developers who haven't proven they can pull off renovations.
The Delaware River offers plenty of potential, but some developers are less than excited about cleaning up its polluted past.
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