Real Estate Blog
Nuro, developer of grocery delivery robot, remodels Tempe office as it shifts Valley operations
Nuro expects the remodel to complete by September. The building permit calls for expanding existing office space and buildout of new open office, restrooms, coffee bar and conference rooms.
Maryland real estate investment firm buys Scottsdale office building
With the acquisition of Scottsdale Forum, this buyer now has three Phoenix-area assets — and its first Valley office asset — on its portfolio.
New veterinary clinic opens along U.S. 280 corridor
Constant Companion Animal Hospital is based on the Highway 280 corridor south of Birmingham.
Stream plans to make East Sixth Street a ‘safe haven’ for art and music
Stream Realty Partners is opening up about its vision to reimagine the Sixth Street Historic District. At the forefront of the vision is deference to Austin's musical roots, the developer says.
City approves amendment for West End redevelopment plan
The Birmingham City Council approved an amendment that will bring a mixed-use development near Princeton Hospital.
‘What does this community need?’: A bird’s-eye view on Fort Worth real estate
Joel Heydenburk spoke with the Dallas Business Journal about what he’s seeing in the Fort Worth commercial real estate market.
New Phoenix commercial real estate firm looks to grow
Echo West is a Phoenix-based investment brokerage that specializes in the sale and advisory of net leased assets – mostly single and multi-tenant retail properties. They've already had some early successes.
Charlotte FC moving HQ and training center to Levine Properties’ McAlpines Center
Charlotte FC will build two fields for $1 million-plus and renovate a 52,000-square-foot building as part of a new permanent headquarters and training site at McAlpines Center on Monroe Road, the team disclosed Wednesday.
Schnitzer Properties buys West Sac industrial park for $31 million
Schnitzer Properties has bought nearly $100 million in local properties this year.
FDIC to exercise greater scrutiny in commercial real estate lending as deal volume slows
Commercial real estate lending volume appears to be slowing as the broader U.S. economy cools off from its pandemic-fueled highs.