A landlord provides LIquidSpace with space it has available and a company, existing tenant or individual can sign up to lease that space for several months, month-to-month or on a shorter term.

There were 961 commercial building permits issued in Jefferson County last year, up from 833 in 2016. But the number isn't growing in counties across the area.

“We don’t have a long time to go on our lease at Eldridge, so we really need to think about the longer-term future.”

Computershare just reached 650 employees in downtown Louisville and wanted the sign to showcase its commitment to the city.

Cox Media Group Ohio has reached an agreement to sell the Franklin building that formerly housed its printing facility.

The sale of the property, located at 5000 Commerce Center Drive, is expected to close May 25, according to a press release. The buyer is Capital Environmental Risk Transfer Alliance (CERTA), a Cincinnati-based company that repurposes and redevelops industrial properties. The selling price of the property is listed on LoopNet at $8.1 million, but the final amount of the transaction…

After inking over $550 million in presales, the Trump Ground broke ground Thursday on the Estates at Acqualina condominium tower in Sunny Isles Beach.

This will be the latest luxury project by the Trump Group, led by Jules Trump – no relation to President Donald J. Trump – complementing the Acqualina Resort & Spa and the Mansions at Acqualina.

The Estates at Acqualina will have 154 units and rise 649 feet – the maximum height allowed in Sunny Isles Beach. Michael Goldstein, president of…

A water technology company is planning to grow its footprint in Charlotte as part of a $3.3 million expansion that will add more than 100 new jobs over the next three years.

Xylem Inc. (NYSE: XYL), based in Rye Brook, N.Y., is planning to hire for 119 new jobs in Charlotte, adding to its current headcount of 149 in the Queen City. The jobs would pay an average annual wage of $70,000, according to an agenda for Monday's Charlotte City Council meeting. Xylem is expected to lease an additional 70,000…

New York-area startups and venture capitalists are making funding deals with the hope of creating the next profitable company. Here's one deal announced Wednesday:

Who gets: Perch, a New York-based marketplace for buying and selling homes, which raised a new round of funding.

Amount raised: $30 million in series A funding.

Who invests: FirstMark Capital, also based in New York, led the round. The firm's portfolio includes many big-name startups, including home-sharing network Airbnb, fantasy…

Check out the most-expensive homes sold in Nashville recently by clicking through the slideshow with this story.

Our latest installment is topped by a $4.7 million condo unit in the Gulch.

This weekly feature is compiled using Davidson County property records.

April residential sales data totaled more than $1 billion, a 6.3 percent hike over April 2017