Real Estate Blog
White House unveils office-to-residential conversion guidance
The guidelines outline how federal programs and taxes can be leveraged to convert vacant office properties into other uses, chiefly residential.
Boston Park Plaza, now a Hilton, closes sale for $370 million
The Boston Park Plaza has sold for $370 million, and the iconic hotel that’s one of the city’s largest has also taken on its new branding under the Hilton name. You won't believe the sale price on a per-room basis.
The stakes are high for downtown recoveries. Here’s how Portland stacks up.
Much is riding on cities' high-stakes efforts to get downtown activity back to pre-pandemic levels. How does the return of our downtown compare to what other cities are experiencing?
CADA to buy the Terraces affordable senior apartment property in Midtown Sacramento
The Capitol Area Development Authority is expanding its portfolio with plans to acquire an affordable apartment property in Midtown Sacramento.
Inside Rivian’s newest showroom in RiNo
The company also has a service center in the Clayton neighborhood.
Exclusive: Buyer of Hotel Zoe Fisherman’s Wharf identified as New York investment firm
The new operator's CEO was a former Union Square hotel GM.
Denver company strikes $21 billion health care real estate deal
A merger of two big players in the health care and medical lab property market is unveiled. The HQ will stay in Denver.
Hoffmann family sells majority of its Naples, Florida, real estate holdings
The Hoffmann family has sold the majority of its real estate holdings in downtown Naples, Florida.
Shaw University seeks firm to create master plan for campus makeover
Shaw University is in the process of selecting a firm to help guide the school's development plans, which could include new high-rise buildings on the historic campus in Downtown Raleigh.
Vensure Employer Solutions opens global HQ within Chandler’s Price Corridor
Vensure Employer Solutions also has an option to take the unoccupied second floor. Exercising that option, however, appears to be more of a question of 'when' than 'if' for the fast-growing company.