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This fast-growing construction company is adding a Triangle division.

This growing company has nearly tripled its warehouse space in the last three years.

This commercial real estate brokerage has more than doubled in size and added new services to support growing companies.

This fast-growing construction company opened a Charlotte office last year.

This fast-growing commercial construction company plans to expand its concrete division.

This returning TBJ Fast 50 company is a prolific housing developer in North Carolina and expects to add 11 positions this year alone.

Legal, who served as the 2020 President of Hawaii Realtors, earned his Hawaii real estate license in 1991.

This fast-growing mechanical contractor has opened offices in Wilmington and Raleigh in the last few years, which allows us to grow outside the Triad.

Denver officials want to better understand what it would take to turn obsolete office buildings downtown into sorely needed housing and plan to approach property owners next year about tackling those conversions.

At the direction of Mayor Michael Hancock’s office, the city planning department plans to hire a consultant next year to study 10 or 15 foundering downtown office buildings and the potential to be transformed into apartments or condos, officials said.

“Results would then help guide conversations, led by city staff, with property owners and developers to encourage and support residential conversions, and provide more space for more people to make downtown their home,” Denver Community Planning and Development spokeswoman Alexandra Foster said.

Denver is not the only city reconsidering what to do with downtown areas glutted with suddenly less desirable office space in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. In New York City, an Adaptive Reuse Task Force has been convened and is ex..

The complex has been renamed “The Thomas Apartments” by Gelt.