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A Birmingham-based apartment developer is planning to develop 267 more apartments on the edge of Shelby Farms Park.

Arlington Properties is seeking a tax break worth almost $600,000 to help them build the $37.7 million, 14-building project at 7620 Raleigh LaGrange Road.

The tax break would be through a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) program Memphis created in 2018 specifically for developers hurt by the city's sewer capacity issues.

Since late 2017, the City of Memphis has had to turn down…

The Joinery is the PBJ's Manufacturer of the year for companies with between 11 and 50 employees.

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at Portland State University opened this week to an array of cultural enthusiasts who pored through the spot's 7,500 square feet of displays.

The museum, which overlooks Southwest Broadway, is free to the public. It features works from Schnitzer's extensive collection from Northwest artists, including students and faculty.

The spot was designed by Hacker Architects and built by Fortis Construction. Its first exhibition, curated by Linda Tesner, is called “Art…

It's a new play combining the convenience of trendy health startups with a mental health focus.

Los Angeles-based CBRE Group Inc. has acquired San Antonio-based REATA Real Estate.

“REATA complements our retail, office and medical office leasing and property management offering, as well as our investment properties and land brokerage business in San Antonio,” Michael Caffey, president of the South-Central Division and Latin America for CBRE Group, said in a news release.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

REATA, which was founded in 2001, focuses on retail, office, medical office…

The University of Hawaii is proposing to turn a metal warehouse in Wahiawa formerly owned by Tamura’s into a value-added product development center where students from Leeward Community College can develop the skills to become food-product entrepreneurs.

The state Department of Agriculture’s Agribusiness Development Corp. bought the property at 1001 California Ave. in November 2013 for $4.29 million.

The cost to repurpose the L-shaped building, which fronts California Avenue and Plum Street,…

Freres Lumber is the family-owned company co-award winner in the PBJ's Manufacturer of the Year 2019 competition.

Seneca is a co-winner of the PBJ's Manufacturing Award in 2019 for the family-owned company category.

The first phase of development will bring 172 apartments and a commercial building designated for restaurants, retail and service businesses to Hickory.

Slower condo sales have deterred developers from launching new projects.