Rare new-build class A office building in Goodyear gets strong tenant buy-in
While some new class A office buildings have been quickly leased up in the Phoenix area, one developer is pioneering a new class A office space in the West Valley, which has historically struggled to attract major office tenants compared to Scottsdale and Phoenix but is now gaining momentum. Experts weigh in on how the West Valley office market is slowly evolving.
Day Pitney moves Providence law office to 100 Westminster
The East Coast law firm expanded into Providence in 2021.
Developers buy long-vacant site next to North Philadelphia train station, plan massive mixed-use project
Two social impact-oriented developers — including a former Eagles safety — have acquired a long-neglected site next to Amtrak's North Philadelphia train station and plan to build 2 million square feet of commercial, residential, retail and community space.
The Fresh Market files plans for store at the Paddock Shops
The chain closed a store in 2018, leaving just one location in Louisville. Now, it's filed plans for a new store in a former Barnes & Noble.
‘We’re always looking to an exit’; Broadway Bank talks landscape changes for CRE loans
In 2021, San Antonio made a record $5.4 billion in multifamily real estate transactions. Today, that number has declined dramatically.
Chicken N Pickle adds star-studded investors to its friends and family round
Kansas City Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce invested in a local pickleball 'eatertainment' concept. The restaurant and pickleball chain has grown to eight locations.
Dozens of Louisville restaurants participating in inaugural Wing Week
Dozens of local restaurants will offer $7 wing deals from Aug. 21-27.
Southside nightclub burns, sustains major damage
See what the fire department was able to say about the incident.
Everbowl adding two Columbus-area shops with more to come
A rapidly expanding fruit-and-grain bowl chain is ready for its introduction to Central Ohio.
Johnson & Johnson to retain nearly 10% ownership stake in consumer products spinoff Kenvue
Johnson & Johnson said Monday it expects to retain a 9.5% ownership stake in its consumer products spinoff Kenvue, which has a major presence in Montgomery County.
Kenvue (NYSE: KVUE) — whose products include Band-Aids, Listerine and Tylenol — went public in May through a $3.8 billion initial public stock offering. The company's operations include a manufacturing plant in Fort Washington where Tylenol and other over-the-counter medicines are made.
As part of the spinoff deal, Johnson & Johnson…