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The development of mostly duplex homes, totaling about 100, will be called Sunflower Valley.

An online marketplace for homeowners and renters is the latest company to depart the Golden State for South Floirda.

Property management platform Belong will move its headquarters from San Mateo, California to Miami, CEO Ale Resnik announced this week. Founded in 2019, Belong is backed by $138 million in investor capital, including an $80 million series C funding round that closed in May. Contributors to that round included Boston-based Battery Ventures and Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen…

The $10.8 million sale of a Denver building will spark the introduction of a new co-warehousing concept in the Mile High City.

FlexHQ, a real estate company, recently purchased a 76,000-square-foot building at 5180 Fox St. in Denver. It consists of mostly warehouse space, with more than 6,000 square feet of office.

The brand, headquartered in California, buys traditional warehouse buildings, then flips them into co-warehousing units with shared offices. It currently oversees a property in Los Angeles.

The Denver property will be converted into rentable units spanning from 300 square feet to 3,000 square feet while the office will turn into a co-working space with desks, conference rooms, a communal kitchen and more.

“It was important to FlexHQ to select a location easily accessible to metro Denver’s growing population,” said Tyler Carner, executive vice president at commercial real estate and investment firm CBRE. “As expectations move toward quicker delivery times, more companies ..

After more than two years of essentially giving developers everything they want, the Raleigh City Council has all of the sudden hit the brakes.

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The $148.1 million sale price is 53% more than what the distribution center traded for in 2019.

The chain also offers wraps and salads.

The $12.2 million in damages sought includes out-of-pocket expenses and depreciation of the property since commercial tenants were moved out of a building to make way for the construction of the headquarters.

More innovative office spaces will come online in the future at The Hub at the Arcade.

A Rockville-based real estate data firm is on the move.