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New life in industry and housing emerge where cigarettes were once made. In a few year's time, a tobacco giant's gift has been repositioned to lure investment, create jobs and fund incentives for future economic development.

The developer converting the former Covington YMCA building into a $22.5 million extension of Hotel Covington expects to welcome guests before the end of the year.

His official title is Ellicott Development HVAC supervisor, but his practical title is building engineer.

The next step for the project is to build a roughly 7,100-square-foot commercial building that will be anchored by a local dentist office.

The approximately 6,000 residents of the West End have only one choice inside their neighborhood if they want to eat at a dine-in restaurant. The neighborhood hopes to change that, in part, by removing parking requirements in its sparsely occupied business district.

Triad-based Allegacy Federal Credit Union expects to open a new Charlotte branch in October. It would mark the second location that Allegacy has opened in the Charlotte market since the summer.

The $65 million facility, which opened in 2020, was recognized as a top brownfield redevelopment project.

The chief executive of the world's largest hospitality company talks about how the pandemic has changed the industry permanently in a wide-ranging interview with the Washington Business Journal.

Rise recently announced the purchase of the 139-unit Colina Apartments in Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood.

An architectural firm is planning to relocate its offices early next year to Avondale.