Report: Developer Sam Ware to withdraw request for apartments near Legacy West
North Texas developer Sam Ware plans to withdraw a request to build apartments near J.C. Penney’s Plano headquarters.
Ware, the owner of Dreien Opportunity Partners, said in an email to Community Impact Newspaper that he plans to withdraw his request for a special use permit that would allow him to build the apartments near Plano’s $3.2 billion Legacy West development.
“I made a decision to withdraw our [permit] modification, that is all I will disclose at this time,” Ware told Community…
Nashville home sales tick up in April
Home sales ticked up in April, as the spring and summer home-buying season kicked into gear.
There were 3,419 closings reported in the Nashville area last month, up 2.8 percent compared to a year ago, according to data released Monday by the Greater Nashville Realtors.
“Home sales for the second quarter started with the types of positive gains expected for this time of the year,” Sher Powers, president of the Greater Nashville Realtors, said in a news release.
Single-family homes sold in…
Phoenix proposes parking garage at midtown mall along light rail line
The city of Phoenix could build a parking garage right next to a Metro light rail stop in midtown, reports KJZZ-FM.
As part of a proposed renovation to Park Central Mall — Phoenix's oldest shopping mall — city officials and the mall's owners are proposing a garage in place of the center's sprawling parking lot. Park Central's parking lot spans 2,400 spaces across a sprawling black top.
KJZZ reports city officials and mall owners Plaza Cos. and Holualoa Cos. say a garage would consolidate all…
Amada pledges 201 jobs, lands $2M in support for High Point expansion
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced today that Amada North America Inc., a manufacturer of sheet metal fabricating equipment, has picked High Point for an $87 million expansion that will create 201 new jobs over the next five years.
Initial estimates indicate the project will cost $82 million, not including another $5 million for land purchases at 2545 and 2565 Penny Road in the Premier Center Business Park.
Loren Hill, president of the High Point Economic Development Corp., said Amada's…
Longtime Portland real estate pros add prominent Lake Oswego office to portfolio for $27.9M
The firm partnered up to acquire the building from an LLC tied to Seattle's Urban Renaissance Group.
Mass. casino regulators allow Steve Wynn name removal from Everett license
Massachusetts Gaming Commission officials have ruled that Steve Wynn, the disgraced former Wynn Resorts Ltd. CEO, has been effectively separated from his eponymous gambling empire, allowing for the removal of Steve Wynn's name from the company’s gaming license in Massachusetts.
As part of the commission’s regulatory review of gaming licenses in the state, a background check to determine the suitability of a casino developer is required of so-called “qualifiers.”
The determination of Steve…
48-story tower plan delayed again after appeal by neighbors
A city hearing examiner asked the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections to consider whether the new tower would block daylight from neighboring condos.
Colliers International brings on new leadership for Central and Southwest Florida, Tampa
Colliers International has brought a native Floridian millennial on board to lead its offices in Central and Southwest Florida, as well as Tampa.
Danny Rice, 34, is the managing director in charge of those markets for Colliers, the real estate firm said Monday. Ryan Kratz, who was overseeing those regions as well as serving as Colliers statewide president, will focus exclusively on that role.
Lee Arnold, who founded the firm that became Colliers International Central Florida, remains executive…
Experts: Here’s what Lake Nona needs next
While playing tennis and having a dedicated place to take your kids when they're sick is nice, here's what else might be good for Lake Nona.
Lava from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano claims 35 structures in Big Island subdivision
Hawaii County Civil Defense officials said Monday that a total of 35 structures, most of those homes, have been destroyed by lava flowing from the eruptions from 10 fissures on Kilauea’s east rift zone, while officials with the U.S. Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said the dropoff in activity from the eruption is “likely only a pause in activity.”
Although activity from the volcano in the Leilani Estates subdivision, where the first eruption began on Thursday, has subsided,…