Real Estate Blog

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Monte Deere, CEO of Utah-based shoemaker Kizik Design LLC, has a theory about why his state has seen so much business and corporate growth in recent years.

The workforce available in the state is getting smarter and bigger as people move from California and Oregon, he said. That has drawn a lot of development in the past 15 years — and Utah is now filled with corporate…

Plans to redevelop Cooper Stadium into a mixed-use development are moving forward to Columbus City Council.

The Stuart Weitzman Theatre will be funded through a $20 million to $25 million capital campaign,

Harris McCullough, portfolio director with Retail Strategies, has been named a NextGen BHM honoree.

Milwaukee appears to be doing better than many peer cities in bringing people back to downtown as part of their daily routines, and local surveys this month suggest more than half of daytime employees are regularly showing up at the office again.

Darron Ash, who has served in a variety of executive roles for Sammons, has been named CEO. Current CEO Heather Kreager, who is retiring, will be replaced by Ash on Jan. 1.

Sid Knight, associate with Retail Specialists, has been named a NextGen BHM honoree.

A vote today means the Grand Hyatt at One Beale has gotten a crucial piece of its financing in place after months of negotiation with the City of Memphis. Here's what's next.

Meanwhile, a two-block development consisting of four mixed-use office and apartment towers near Laney College in Oakland has moved forward with a green light from BART.

There is high demand for apartments throughout Central Florida.