Real Estate Blog
In Lee’s Summit, $959M Discovery Park master plan has started moving dirt. Here’s a closer look
The Discovery Park master plan, led by Intrinsic Development, has been in the works in Lee's Summit for more than two years. Site work for the project's first phase — which targets 585 apartments, two hotels, copious commercial space and a recreational lake — began recently.
Cincinnati proptech startup Nector lands rare spot in prestigious Techstars accelerator
A Cincinnati-based proptech startup has landed a spot in Techstars, and the founders behind the idea hope the program will serve as a launchpad as they look to break into a highly capitalized and legacy industry.
JBG Smith marketing Union Kitchen’s Navy Yard space to new tenants
The D.C.-based food business accelerator and retailer was one of the first tenants to sign on for the building.
Developers Anwar Aman, Bruce Patel land $1.3B JW Marriott project in UAE
A pair of local developers have landed a massive, $1.3B resort project in the Middle East.
Lender seeks foreclosure on unfinished Beaverton hotel
Originally slated for 2021, the hotel's completion has been pushed into 2025, and the lender says developers do not have the money to finish the project.
The North Face to open store at Streets at Southpoint mall in Durham
The now-closed Microsoft store in Durham's Streets at Southpoint mall will become a The North Face store.
Donatos Pizza announces move into Louisville market with 2 locations
The company, which has been in business for 60 years, is set to open its first area location next year.
Two Wisconsin Wendy’s locations close as franchisee files for bankruptcy
The Starboard Group may close additional locations in its portfolio of more than 100 restaurants as it winds through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Monroe leaders deny annexation, rezoning requests for residential project by Century Communities
Century Communities sought the approvals to build hundreds of homes in Monroe.
Tampa Bay home owners will have to wait over a decade to make a profit on the purchase
A report shows that after factoring in broker's fees, closing costs, maintenance costs, and mortgage rates, homebuyers are looking at a little over a decade to make a profit in Tampa Bay.