Kotek touts $500M Oregon housing plan at Leadership Summit
Kotek has set a goal of producing 36,000 housing units per year.
Retirement plans see boost as states mandate IRAs and tax credits lower costs
More states are mandating that small businesses offer IRAs, while Congress has lowered the costs for 401(k)s and other retirement plans.
Malta hotel plans revived after years of delay
The property owners say they are once again pursuing the necessary approvals to build the hotel.
CBRE secures new tenants, lease renewals and office expansions for The Towers at SouthPark
CBRE has closed nearly 91,000 square feet in office lease deals at The Towers at SouthPark since mid-summer.
Here’s how many Portland-area homebuyers are paying above asking price
While there are signs the housing market is shifting, prices are still rising in many areas. Here's how many buyers are paying above asking price.
New Braunfels home starts experience sharpest decline in metro
New Braunfels, one of the hottest housing markets in the country, has seen a dramatic decline in new homebuilding efforts over the last year.
Oceanfront lot in Palm Beach County surrendered to lender for $22M
During construction, the 19,666-square-foot home was listed for sale online at $87.5 million.
Three San Francisco restaurants, including Tosca Cafe and Leo’s Oyster Bar, at risk from owner’s default
Anna Weinberg may need to turn over ownership stakes in Park Tavern, Leo's Oyster Bar and Tosca Cafe following an $800,000 default judgment in favor of a former business partner.
Izakaya, Michael Schulson’s first restaurant, to close after 15 years in Atlantic City
Izakaya, located in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, will be replaced by a new culinary concept in 2024, the hotel said.
Càphin Minneapolis coffee shop moves to Jinx Tea site in Linden Hills
Càphin Mpls had a year of success bringing Vietnamese coffee to farmers markets and events around Minneapolis.