A building materials retailer, one of the St. Louis region's largest privately held companies, will again expanded its footprint in Illinois with the acquisition of a location from a competing.

Intel Corp. is still years away from opening its $20 billion semiconductor campus in New Albany, but it's already attracting potential suppliers including a Danish transportation and logistics company and an Albuquerque-based chemical and gas distributor.

The increased values – both residential and commercial – in Central Ohio are a direct reflection of our region's growth. They're also the focus of this week's Punch List, our weekly analytical look at the region's commercial real estate trends.

One will relocate to Marx Realty's renovated Herald building.

The developer wants to rezone this auto dealership site for senior apartment buildings.

The hotel will remain open during construction.

Parking Management Co. has software that can be used to turn any vacant property into a parking lot. And not everyone is thrilled with Louisville's parking regulations.

The milestone indicates that vertical construction will soon commence.

Charlotte is the fourth market for Up&Up, following St. Louis, Indianapolis and Atlanta. Here's how its model works.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.90% for the week ended Aug. 3 — up from 6.81% the prior week.