Real Estate Blog
Local architecture firms expect billing to continue growing in 2022
After navigating the economic challenges of the past two years, firms are cautiously optimistic for 2022.
Cedar Point parent sells California park land; plans park’s closure
Cedar Fair plans to use proceeds from the land sale to speed up corporate strategies including resuming quarterly distributions to unit holders.
Former Maui Land & Pineapple Co. land sells for $9.6M
The transaction is the largest vacant land sale on Maui this year.
New major tenant named for 2222 Arlington Avenue office building
An architecture and engineering firm is making the move from the U.S. 280 corridor to the Redmont neighborhood.
Sportsbook planned as addition to Catawba Two Kings Casino’s pre-launch facility
The plan is for the sportsbook to open by the start of football season at the casino in Kings Mountain.
As metals for renewables drive mining growth, Komatsu debuts its new $285M plant
With the role of coal diminishing in the world’s energy future, why would Komatsu Mining Corp. — which is historically known for manufacturing coal-mining equipment —invest $285 million in a new plant and offices in Milwaukee?
City board rejects proposal for apartments at Optimist site
A plan to tear down part of a midcentury modern building to build apartments in the Central West End was rejected by a city board Monday.
Calloway offering a referral fee to find a replacement tenant for Kevin Sousa at former Mount Oliver Bodega space
Calloway and RE360 raise the stakes to get a new tenant for empty Mount Oliver restaurant by offering a four-figure referral fee to get the right restaurant operator into renovated space.
City board supports AT&T tower’s nomination for federal historic status. Here’s what happens next.
The decision marks a key step in helping the new owner of the 37-year-old building, Missouri's largest office tower, procure historic tax credits that could help fund its redevelopment. Here's a look at the next steps in the process.
PNC led U.S. banks in branch closures in May
Pennsylvania and Texas tied as the states shedding the most branches in May, each with 11.