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Affordable housing community proposed for Chapel Hill
A new affordable housing community may soon be headed to Chapel Hill, with more than 200 homes proposed for the northern part of town.
This $2.15M waterfront Marblehead property has a koi pond and wine cellar
A historic five-bedroom home dating to 1900 on the Marblehead waterfront is listed for sale for $2.15 million.
The five-bedroom, three-and-one-half bath estate at 76 Bubier Road is a colonial style and sits on Ladys Cove near Marblehead’s Seaside Park.
Features of the home include a landscaped yard with koi pond, wine cellar with tasting bar, exercise room and a master suite with private deck overlooking the harbor and ocean. The property has six fireplaces and spans 5,964 square feet on 0.66…
Plans show first planned block of Twin Rivers project
With the Twin Rivers housing development site in Sacramento’s River District cleared of aging units, the plan to rebuild it is starting to unfold.
Once-giant KC company puts former HQ building up for lease
The five-story building at 333 W 11th St. offers Class A office space with high-end finishes.
Peninsula buyer nabs prime Burlingame office building for $75.3 million
With development in Burlingame on the rise, the One Bay office building — which sits at a premium location along the Bay — was acquired for $75.3 million by Peninsula buyers.
Owner of vacant laboratory buildings files bankruptcy
Leader Investment Co. LLC, the owner of property at 6200 S. Lindbergh Blvd., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month.
Google expected to reach 1M square feet in Kirkland
The figure adds to expectations that Google will occupy a large chunk of space in the Kirkland Urban development.
Developer proposes one of the tallest buildings in RiNo across from RTD station
The project is adjacent to a qualified opportunity zone in RiNo.
Cedar Fair closes on Schlitterbahn parks, triggering start of 120-day option for KCK park
Ohio-based Cedar Fair LP has completed its acquisition of two Schlitterbahn water parks in Texas for $261 million, the company announced Monday.
The amusement and water park operator (NYSE: FUN) that owns Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun has not made a decision on whether it will purchase Schlitterbahn's Kansas City, Kan., location for $6 million, a company spokesman told the Kansas City Business Journal.
The company announced its intent to purchase the New Braunfels and Galveston parks last…
Highwoods Properties CEO to retire this fall
Highwoods Properties CEO Ed Fritsch will step down this September, ending over three decades of service at the company.
Highwoods made the announcement on Monday, July 1, Fritsch's 15th anniversary assuming the role of CEO.
He will be succeeded by Highwoods Properties president and chief operating officer Ted Klinck.
Klinck will serve as CEO and director following Fritsch’s retirement.
Carlos Evans, Highwoods chairman, said the company and its CEO has worked hard to position the company to…