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A Louisville hotel, which recently underwent an extensive renovation, has sold to new owners in Columbus.

A major genomic testing company is looking to sublease a chunk of its new Seaport District headquarters. The availability of more brand-new Class A office space makes an already-tough competition for office tenants in Boston that much tougher.

Lollicup started as a bubble tea retail store featuring boba and later diversified with restaurant packaging products and supplies.

The hydrogen heating startup, which rebranded from Modern Electron in May, plans to complete the move to its new location during the first quarter of 2024.

Huggins Crossing appears to be shaping up to provide housing for thousands, restaurants, shops and big-city square footage for industrial tenants. This article takes a look the developer's plans and what they're asking of city leaders to help move the project forward. It's not far from Samsung's huge, new factory.

DFW “remains a key market for WeWork,” a spokesperson says. The most direct connection to Dallas so far is that a local investment firm could lose WeWork as a tenant in New York City. Click through for the latest, and to check out

The now-publicly traded Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant chain saw a swing from loss to profitability as it scouts out new markets for growth.

The organization owns and manages apartments in Troy, as well as helps people become homeowners.

Signs of buyer interest seems to be bubbling again in the city, but will it continue to pick up momentum by next spring?

New programs and rapid employee growth have left the National Nuclear Security Administratinon's south Kansas City campus short on space. City planners advanced a proposal that would add a 245-acre expansion to the already 192-acre campus. The move also could result in hiring 1,000 new employees in the next decade.