Trader Joe’s has confirmed to the Business Journal that it is pursuing a store in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood. If the store is developed, it would be the Seaport District’s first full-service grocery.

The Business Journal first reported in February that the popular California-based grocery chain could come to the Thomson Place retail corridor, a collection of brick-and-beam properties that serves as a bridge between the city’s historic Fort Point neighborhood and the glittering new…

If you've been thinking about nominating your commercial real estate project, deal, developer or dealmaker for the 2018 Structures Awards, now's the time to take action. The deadline for nominations is June 7.

The program will recognize the the best in Central Florida real estate.

To be nominated, the deal or project must have been announced, transaction completed or construction started between June 2018 and June 2019, and it must be in Central Florida (Orange, Osceola, Seminole or Lake counties).…

The JEA Board of Directors has voted unanimously to build its new headquarters at 325 W. Adams St., the site proposed by a team led by Ryan Cos.

The site, near the Duval County Courthouse, scored highest on a series of criteria graded by a team that included experts from CBRE, Edwards Cohen and JEA. The dozens of criteria included how close the site was to amenities, whether it was in a flood zone and whether the building would be LEED certified.

Two other properties were proposed, one by a team…

Adaptive reuse of historic buildings is the specialty of Denver-based Urban Villages, which paid a total of $32.9 million for the buildings, starting in 2010. It was the Pioneer Square historic district that brought Urban Villages to town for its first Seattle project, and it was the block's unique alley network that captured their attention.

Alexander & Baldwin has named Brett A. Brown, an executive with extensive financial experience with real estate investment trusts, to serve as executive vice president and chief financial officer.

Brown, most recently CFO and treasurer of PREP Property Group of Cincinnati and Park City, Utah, begins his new role on May 8, Alexander & Baldwin (NYSE: ALEX) said Tuesday.

Prior to joining PREP Property Group last year, Brown was executive vice president, CFO and treasurer at IRC Retail Centers/Inland…

“We are excited to invest alongside our partners in Nashville, one of the most vibrant hotel markets in America with diverse and rapidly growing demand drivers,” says billionaire backer of the two-tower development.

Recent court cases, legislature movement and emphasis from Governor Ron DeSantis gives medical marijuana specialist Sally Kent Peebles reason to be bullish on Florida's 'Green Rush.'

Amazon.com Inc. has selected a contracting team to work on the first portion of its $1.5 billion Air cargo hub at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

A 14-story office building in West Midtown first unveiled three years ago has landed a $100 million construction loan.

Barings Real Estate and Bank of the Ozarks Inc. provided the financing for the project, Star Metals Offices.

Developer The Allen Morris Co. last year inked co-working provider Spaces to a 56,121-square-foot lease to help anchor the building. Spaces will occupy the 7th and 8th floors, or about 20 percent of the project.

The office building, designed by Chad Oppenheim of Oppenheim…

Noted Nike designer Tinker Hatfield said in 2017 that the self-lacing Hyperadapt 2.0 shoe, then in the development process, will eventually be used in the NBA.

Nike bills the technology as applicable to a range of shoes, including soccer cleats and high heels. In a sense, that versatility seems to apply to Hatfield's outside life, as evidenced by his Irvington home. It's an abode that's at once elegant and modern, comfortable and large.

It's also for sale, for $1.8 million. Jacob York, the Re/Max…