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Take a look inside the EDC’s new River Market office [PHOTOS]
When the Economic Development Corp. of Kansas City’s lease in Town Pavilion was up for renewal, the organization decided to take it as an opportunity to find new digs and reorganize its working space to better suit employees' needs.
The organization moved into the fourth floor of the 3Y building at 300 Wyandotte St. at the end of June. The EDC fills about 8,600 square feet.
Click through the photos above to see the new office space.
The building, which previously housed architecture…
NAIA will move HQ — but stay in Downtown
When its lease is up at the end of June 2020, the organization will move from 1200 Grand Blvd.
Schnitzer West, partner sell Eastside suburban office portfolio
This is the sixth Eastside acquisition for the buyer, bringing its portfolio there to nearly 600,000 square feet.
King Drive building sold to redevelopment group that includes BID director Agee
A long-vacant retail building on North Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Milwaukee sold to an investor group that includes Deshea Agee, executive director of the main street’s business improvement district.
New-to-Orlando cafe and a bar plan to open in downtown
The two businesses join at least a dozen new concepts headed to the urban core.
Plans submitted for luxurious e-Town amenity center
A dog park, yoga lawn, playground and golf cart parking or just some of the features included in site plans for an amenity center coming to e-Town's Cypress Bluff Community Development District.
Plans submitted Wednesday show a 2,279-square-foot fitness center surrounded by various outdoor amenities.
The Cypress Bluff CDD, formed last year, serves as a quasi-governmental body that protects the bondholders who fund construction. Its district is located off of I-295 and State Road 9B.
eTown…
First look: Austin FC stadium gets fresh rendering, groundbreaking date
Austin FC will break ground on its stadium in about two weeks in the most visible sign yet of Major League Soccer coming to the Texas capital.
The team will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the $242 million North Austin soccer stadium on Sept. 5, officials announced at an Aug. 21 event. The stadium site, just south of The Domain, is on track to host the league's 27th team beginning in the spring of 2021.
MLS Commissioner Don Garber, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and team chairman and CEO Anthony…
Condo developer back with plans for a new site in the Strip
Jack Benoff and his Solara Ventures to pursue his third condo plan in Strip District on site where Francois Bitz formerly proposed an 18-story tower
With an ‘abandoned property crisis’ across New York, lawmakers work to reduce foreclosure waiting period
Vacant and abandoned properties could be turned over to new owners for repair and redevelopment sooner under proposed state legislation.
A major problem facing cities and counties that want to revitalize neighborhoods where there are a lot of abandoned homes is that the municipalities have to wait until taxes haven't been paid on the properties for two years to foreclose on them. The state Senate and Assembly this year passed legislation to reduce the waiting period to one year.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo…
Director of Charlotte real estate trade association to depart for new job
The executive director of the Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition will depart the trade association for a new job in early September.
Joe Padilla, who has led REBIC since 2011, said this week that he has accepted a new position at Smith Douglas Homes, a Woodstock, Georgia-based homebuilder with a Charlotte division. Padilla's last day with REBIC is Sept. 6.
Padilla said he will remain local in his new position, vice president of government affairs, which will include managing policy programs…