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Georgia developer continues to push for Lane and High project near Ohio State
A Georgia-based developer that wants to change the look of the intersection at Lane and High says it will keep working after the University Impact District Review Board sent its designs back to the drawing board.
Becton Dickinson buys NC technology company for $1.5B
A multinational company with revenue topping $20 billion is acquiring a Durham-based firm focused on automation solutions for the pharmacy industry.
Job growth drives Atlanta’s apartment frenzy, expert says
What are the the underpinnings of this rapid investment in Atlanta?
Butchertown building sells for $6.5M, tenant will remain
The move was made so the company could focus more on its clients and sister operation.
Titan Development plans industrial hub on 188 acres near Samsung factory
The 188-acre “Hutto Mega TechCenter” could yield more than 2 million square feet of speculative industrial space. It will be just up the road from where Samsung plans to develop a $17 billion chipmaking plant in Taylor and part of an area that economic development experts and site selectors have called some of the most coveted land in the country.
Report: Jacksonville sees rise in multifamily construction
With nearly 300 new multi-family units authorized last year, Jacksonville ranked high among a list of large U.S. cities with the biggest increases in multi-family home construction, according to a new report.
Thousands of jobs coming to Northgate, and that’s just for starters
Northgate's growth, its diversity, light rail station and other attributes are the community's calling card to developers, says City Council President Debora Juarez.
New residential subdivision in Avondale set for approval
A new single-family subdivision in Avondale is set to get $1 million in city aid.
NRP Group, SAHA unveils new affordable housing on city’s Northeast Side
Reserved for residents making 30% to 70% of the area median income, Elevate at Kitty Hawk is part of San Antonio's Strategic Housing Implementation Plan, intended to bolster investment and affordable housing in the city.
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.