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Developer builds stock in the Triangle with projects totaling $140M
The developer is currently finishing up one new apartment community and has two more in the works.
Louisville’s largest downtown apartment tower is for sale
It hits the market after a roughly $17 million renovation.
Clearwater investment condos land construction loan (Renderings)
A Clearwater Beach condominium development has landed a $16 million loan, and the lender says construction on the project is imminent.
Patti Payne’s Cool Pads: Hans and Cindy Koch list Vashon Island estate for $10M
Hans and Cindy Koch’s east Vashon Island estate is on the market for $9.95 million. Brokers Tere Foster and Moya Skillman of Team Foster at Compass have the listing.
Hans Koch is the former owner and chairman of Trojan Lithograph, headquartered in Renton. He is a serial entrepreneur who owns several more companies — at 82, he is trying to simplify his life and has divested many others.
Cindy Koch is a passionate animal activist and dog rescuer who built a heated and lit indoor dog kennel system…
Habitat for Humanity to build 30 homes near downtown Phoenix
Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona has broken ground on the first of 30 new homes the nonprofit plans to build south of downtown Phoenix.
The new 1,556-square-foot home at 1133 W. Tonto St. in Phoenix is within the Matthew Henson neighborhood, and will include three bedrooms and two baths.
It costs about $120,000 to build these homes, said Jason Barlow, president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona, which works with home sponsors to help fund the cost of building the home.
“Affordable…
The next CodeNext is here: Austin releases first draft of overhaul to land development code
Draft day has arrived.
The city of Austin on Oct. 4 released the first draft of revisions to the land development code, which determines what can be built where across the city. The rewrite has major implications for Austin's biggest issues, such as affordability and mobility.
“We are looking to simplify how we regulate how we're growing and guide growth where it can do the most good,” said Annick Beaudet, assistant director at Austin Transportation Department and one of the leaders on the code…
Oahu home, condo prices flat so far in 2019
The median price of a single-family home on Oahu declined slightly to $780,000 in September as sales increased by 9%, while year-to-date prices and sales were flat, according to a report by Honolulu real estate firm Locations.
The report, which analyzed both year-to-date data and the past 12 months, found that the median price of a single-family home was $789,000 for each measure — flat for the first nine months of 2019, compared to last year, and an increase of 1% for the 12-month period, when…
Denver grants liquor license to Yates Tavern in Berkeley; opponents to weigh options
A controversial effort to turn a nearly century-old former movie house in northwest Denver into the city’s latest concert venue was granted a critical and long-awaited document last week: a liquor license.
Neighbors who feel that the city process did not give them a fair chance to voice their concerns may not be done fighting.
Ashley Kilroy, executive director of the Denver Department of Excise and Licenses, on Friday issued a final decision on the liquor license application for Yates Tavern. She sided with a recommendation made by city hearing officer Kimberley Chandler following the licensing hearing held for the venue on June 13 and approved the Yates property for both liquor and dance cabaret licenses. The second document is required for venues that pair alcohol service with live entertainment or dancing.
RELATED: Yates Theater in Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood doesn’t have a liquor license yet, but it just moved one step closer
The 1926-built former movie theater at 4979 W. 44t..
Memphis Made signs deal for second taproom in hot neighborhood
One of the city's most-popular craft brewers is capitalizing on their success with a second location.
Memphis Made Brewing Co. announced Wednesday, Oct. 2, its plan to open a taproom and production space in the Edge District. At 17,000 square feet, the new location at 435 Madison Ave. is expected to include a taproom and offices, as well as enough extra space to significantly increase the company's production capacity.
Brewery co-owners Drew Barton and Andy Ashby (a former MBJ reporter) signed…
WeWork looking to slow, but not stop, its roll amid headwinds
It's been the fastest-growing flexible space provider in Greater Washington, but WeWork's decision to table its initial public offering for now doesn't necessarily mean the party's over.
The company plans to honor its recently inked deals in the region and pursue new ones, but not at as fast a clip as it has up until now, according to a WeWork spokesperson. That includes new deals such as with Carr Properties at The Wilson in Bethesda and an expansion with Lerner Enterprises in Tysons.
The disclosure…