Real Estate Blog

Ten floors of the Raymond James Tower at 50 N. Front St. are set to be converted into multifamily apartments as part of a $19.8M plan.

From the ballooning population to the ever-changing skyline, Austin has changed faster than any other big U.S. city in the past decade. That has brought some significant challenges, including to its reputation as a unique cultural hub. We asked some PR experts about what Austin means to them and how they might improve its branding.

Amazon.com plans to install 399 electric vehicle chargers at its distribution center in Yorkville as part of the ongoing effort to have a large EV delivery fleet on the road by 2030.

An office tenant at a downtown office building will double its space and extended its lease by three years.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas and City Manager Brian Platt recently have held “very real conversations” with Country Club Plaza ownership to address concerns with, and explore future opportunities for, the iconic shopping center.

Plans to renovate the graphic design company's offices into the Edwins Family Center were presented by Edwins Leadership & Restaurant Institute, a nonprofit hospitality group that teaches culinary arts in Cleveland and the Greater Cleveland area.

The couple expects their Northwest Territory Cider Co. to open in the Auburn Township Arts District in the spring or summer of 2023

Birmingham has earned its place on the map as the base for some of the region’s strongest names in the building arena on the national and even international realm. With innovators leading the industry in projects on scales of all sizes, the metro area is becoming known as a hub for building’s best.

McKissack Group moving its headquarters to Seventh Avenue and other real estate deals.

Fidelity Bank's Dustin Girrens said when he talks with those in residential real estate, he is hearing about bidding and pricing dipping from the extremes of the last two years. “Does that mean they’re (prices) coming down a lot? No.”