Real Estate Blog
Landowner, agricultural firm Duda & Sons confirms data breach
“Duda has taken swift action to restore the functionality and security of its data systems following the attack.”
164,000-square-foot life science campus planned at site of 4 Boulder buildings
“We’re believers in the long-term growth in the life sciences market in Boulder,” the developer said.
As apartment market moderates, will record amounts of construction leave some markets oversupplied?
The U.S. apartment industry is building more units than it has in many decades.
DLM purchases Oakwood building for $1M
Dorothy Lane Market reportedly purchased building on Far Hills Avenue.
U.S. Bancorp deal may face trouble, Ball Corp. closing factories: The National Observer August 11, 2022
Good morning, readers.
When I covered the energy and manufacturing sectors in Houston, I heard a lot of talk about the approaching labor cliff, as the aging skilled workforce that manned refineries and chemical plants was nearing retirement. The problem was that there weren't enough younger workers trained to replace them, and many employees who lost their jobs in the 2015 oil downturn were gone for good, fed up with the boom-and-bust cycle of the sector.
Our top story today involves similar dynamics…
Orlando mom-and-pop investors bet on apartments. Here’s why.
Deals for apartments persist despite rising interest rates.
West Side land purchased for office/warehouse development
The new owner of the land plans to use the 21.5-acre site for office and warehouse development, as well as storage space.
Major furniture, arts and crafts retailers to anchor next phase of East Valley shopping center
Construction of the second phase of the major shopping center is expected to start soon as work on Costco's latest store nears completion. Some big-name retailers have already signed on.
NY firm pays $14M for Raleigh office building near PNC Arena
An asset management company based in New York City has acquired a 3-story office building with multiple tenants in west Raleigh.
Tepper-owned real estate arm offers $100 million in bankruptcy plan for Rock Hill project claims
Contractors, creditors and local governments would receive $100 million under a proposal filed Thursday by GT Real Estate Holdings LLC, the David Tepper-owned entity that sought bankruptcy protection this summer after ending work on the Carolina Panthers’ headquarters project in Rock Hill.