The property at 600 Lexington Ave. offers tenant-only amenities such as 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness facility.

The hospitality industry has moved beyond the pandemic. Now it just needs the employees who will drive the next stage of expansion.

This week, in a second part of a two-part series, PBN speaks to those who live, work and invest in Waikiki to see how the community has rebounded from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The company's presence to date in North Carolina is limited to selling through other authorized retailers such as REI.

SWBC is working to modernize their building to woo office tenants that otherwise would look farther north for space.

PBN spoke to DeSoto Brown, Bishop Museum historian and curator for the archives, to learn more about the history of the popular tourist destination.

Empire Burgers + Brews and Ancho & Agave are both expected to open in the shopping center in 2024.

The city of Cincinnati and three major real estate organizations are launching an annual conference in September focused on building the capacity of Black developers to do projects.

Two neighborhood associations and a nonprofit developer want a Jackson County court to let them fix up what they allege are blighted properties owned by Denver-based Whitestone & Co. Their lawsuit says the firm isn't addressing blight at its multifamily properties, and they are ready to do it themselves to add to the city's affordable housing stock.