Real Estate Blog
Deal Dash: Barge Design Solutions acquires Florida company; Cool Springs development begins $125 million expansion
In this week's installment of Deal Dash: Nashville-based Barge Design Solutions acquires its first Florida company with plans for more; Cool Spring's McEwen Northside development has broken ground on a $125 million expansion and more.
Wellington grants 1st approval to housing project backed by Tiger Woods, Timberlake
The major residential development would be on equestrian-zoned land, but will require a second vote for final approval.
MCB Real Estate unveils new plans for $100M Reservoir Square
Read more about what a city design panel said about the developer's plans for housing, office space and a parking garage. It wasn't all good.
Open Houses: New $1.2 million northwest Wichita home ready for first owner
The 4,511 square-foot house has five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
Patti Payne’s Cool Pads: Wine enthusiasts list their 10-acre estate in Redmond
In addition to a 7,300-square-foot chateau, the property includes a 6,000-square-foot winery production facility and a 3,400-square-foot guest villa.
Brown moving its anthropology museum to Jewelry District
Brown University will move its anthropology museum from Bristol to Providence’s Jewelry District, where it is already expanding its footprint.
Building Owners and Managers Association of Chicago to move its downtown headquarters
BOMA will move from its current office at 115 S. LaSalle St. in February.
UNC Health charts major expansion in Chatham County with $16M land deal
UNC Health is setting the stage for a big expansion in eastern Chatham County where the population is set to explode in the coming years.
Cover Story: What’s on the horizon for Downtown Honolulu?
PBN spoke with leaders of various industries – in real estate, hospitality, banking, retail and restaurants – for their views on Oahu’s primary business district.
2 top executives step down from combined Midway-Parkway company
Just months after Houston-based Midway and Orlando-based Parkway Property Investments teamed up to form a new joint real estate company, two top executives from Midway have stepped down.