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$68M land deal in Holly Springs advances plan for life sciences hub
A major land deal has gone through in Holly Springs as part of a larger partnership focused on life sciences.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly targets production start as it breaks ground on $1B campus in Concord (PHOTOS)
State and local officials gathered with Eli Lilly and Co. executives to break ground on the pharmaceutical giant's $1 billion Concord campus. Eli Lilly announced in January its intention to bring the investment and the creation of nearly 600 jobs to The Grounds at Concord, the former Philip Morris site.
BPDA looks to speed up path to ‘net zero’ for some buildings
Under a new proposal, buildings on land leased by the city of Boston's planning and development agency would be expected to be carbon neutral by 2040. That would include a growing cluster of lab buildings in the Seaport District.
Tampa could legalize accessory dwelling units in more neighborhoods
Granny cottages. Tiny homes. Garage apartments.
Regardless of what you call an accessory dwelling unit, Tampa is looking to the small structures to help solve the city’s housing crisis. Tampa City Council on June 23 will hear a presentation from city staff on allowing leasable ADUs in more neighborhoods across the city.
Leasable ADUs — which can be rented to non-relatives and typically range from 400 to 900 square feet — are currently only allowed in Seminole Heights and the Lowry Park…
Developer Andres Isaias sells Miami Beach mansion for $26M
The home was built in 1940 and expanded in 1989.
Housing inequities in Mass. start with those at public meetings, new report shows
A new report from Boston University researchers for the Massachusetts Coalition for Racial Equity in Housing finds the current housing policy process is hurting diverse communities and that the inequities can be traced directly to the voices showing up to public meetings.
Another sign of cooling housing market: Majority of Valley municipalities issued fewer homebuilder permits
Of the 21 municipalities tracked by the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona, 13 of them issued fewer single-family homebuilder permits so far this year through April compared to the same period last year. Click through the gallery to see which cities had the biggest drop in issued permits.
Retail property housing Hoover area school sold for $3.75M
Retail property located in the Meadow Brook Office Park along U.S. 280 has been acquired.
Student housing developer pays $19M for U District tower site
The price works out to nearly $1,250 a square foot, which is believed to be a record for the Seattle neighborhood.
Smithfield clears path for 2,000-home development
A huge development with a mix of single-family homes, townhomes and apartments is moving forward in Smithfield as Johnston County continues to see rapid growth.