Real Estate Blog

He resigned as CEO of Location Ventures in July amid a series of lawsuits involving his developments in Miami-Dade County.

In other news, a Houston-based developer plans to build 150 apartments on the West Side after a zoning change.

Brooks turns to affordable housing after sewing up market-rate developments.

The City of Albuquerque issued 12 commercial building permits last week. The permit for the largest project in terms of square footage is estimated to be about 31,799 square feet and cost about $25,000.

The renovation of a former piano key factory in Tonawanda was well underway before the project secured financing, but now it's now fully funded and on schedule.

Here's what we know about the buyer of 10 acres near the city's growing downtown — and how this transaction stacks up to other recent land deals in the popular suburb.

David Lipson began his commercial real estate career as a summer intern in 1987 at what was then Studley Inc. On Jan. 1, he'll take the reins as CEO of Savills North America. He talked with The Business Journals about what he has planned for the company and how he views the challenges facing commercial real estate today.

An almost $80 million development will bring 210 apartments and a large new business to the doorstep of Fiserv Forum under a partnership between the Milwaukee Bucks and J. Jeffers & Co.

A software company with a dual headquarters in Manchester, England, and Denver has moved into a new local office. The company's CEO said it’s important to have two headquarters and that employees don’t feel like either is a satellite office.

The Housing Authority of the City and County of San Francisco is suing a private contractor that it says mismanaged its housing voucher program and caused the authority to lose out on “millions of dollars.”