Real Estate Blog
Dot’s Market sets opening date for third Dayton-area location
Centerville residents can officially mark their calendars as the opening date of the new Dot's Market store is revealed for 2023.
Lowe’s reports mixed results in Q2 as DIY sales soften
Lowe’s Cos. Inc. reports mixed financial results for the second quarter, with softer DIY sales during the second quarter.
See inside the BBB’s new East End office (PHOTOS)
The organization had been Downtown for nearly 70 years, but invested $1.3 million in a new, more centralized location for those it serves.
Greensboro OKs incentives for $108M data center linked to N.C. A&T at Gateway Center
Incentives key to $108M project and 28 jobs, according to founder of a 2-year-old Atlanta based company that builds data centers near HBCUs.
‘We’re ready to go’: Kaiser prepares to open Hyattsville medical center
It's one of multiple projects on track to deliver this year.
New 2,000-acre Castle Rock development takes shape
Plans include a new Costco store and nearly 6,000 new housing units.
Wednesday Digest: Reappraised Bay Area properties; Starbucks union in Castro
Meanwhile, two developers have filed plans to build a seven-story, 200,000-square-foot medical office building in the South Bay.
Schnitzer Properties buys Sacramento-area industrial park for $31 million
Schnitzer Properties has bought nearly $100 million in local properties this year.
Brad Meltzer named president of Two Roads Development
Meltzer has overseen construction of many prominent buildings in South Florida.
Phoenix will drive industrial growth even as US development slows down, experts say
Despite a potential cooling off in the national warehouse market, experts expect Phoenix to lead industrial growth. The Phoenix metro is currently one of only five U.S. markets that has more than 30 million square feet of industrial space under development