Real Estate Blog

Dan Drazan, partner with the law firm Dunn Carney LLP, discusses commercial real estate eviction in this Portland Business Journal Thought Leadership podcast. Here are key points from the podcast.

The economy’s doing well, but now’s the time to think forward: It always pays to plan ahead. If there are tenants who are indicating that their businesses are having trouble in this good of an economy, you can anticipate that they’re probably going to be some of the ones that are going to be particularly…

Hamilton Zanze & Co., a San Francisco-based real estate investment firm has acquired its second Kansas City-area apartment complex since March.

The company bought Cornerstone Apartments in Independence in a deal that closed on April 4. Hamilton Zanze did not disclose the price or the seller.

Located at 3950 S. Jackson Drive near Interstates 70 and 470, the 420-unit complex was built in 2004 and includes one- and two-bedroom units. The company did not disclose the occupancy for Cornerstone Apartments.…

The redevelopment of the historic property will have a dozen new buildings, including the NHL Seattle Ice Centre, tons of office space and two new hotels.

A 1.5-acre city-owned parcel slated to become the future site of JEA's headquarters is officially for sale.

The Downtown Investment Authority on Friday voted to issue a 30-day solicitation for bids on the property, which has been appraised at $2.3 million.

The Ryan Cos. bid $2.6 million on the parcel, where it plans to build JEA's new headquarters. Over the next month, other entities are welcome to submit bids and proposals for the property.

After the 30-day period ends, DIA will vote on whether…

North Texas' largest commercial real estate developers on average developed less in 2018 than they did the previous year.

According to Dallas Business Journal data, the top commercial real estate firms developed 1.3 million square feet of space on average last year, compared to 1.63 million in 2017.

This is the lowest average collected by the Dallas Business Journal since 2012.

The total square feet reported, however, remained steady from the previous year. In 2018, all respondents reported 22.58…

How much does it cost to shore up an old building as the new home for St. Louis’ daily newspaper? Nearly $3 million.

Developers, brokers, builders and other players in the real estate industry gathered at Whitehall Mill in Hampden Thursday night to celebrate the winners of the Baltimore Business Journal's 2019 Best in Real Estate Awards.

More than 150 people came out to get a first glance at the redeveloped mill property along the Jones Falls and find out the first, second and third place winners in each of the seven award categories. Out of those 21 properties, one Best in Show winner was also selected.

The…

A report from a Hoover-based company that focuses on lake-side real estate sheds light on the top five lakes in Alabama.

Lake Homes Realty, which has been one of the fastest-growing companies in the Birmingham metro, recently released its Spring 2019 Lake Market report with data gathered from its site LakeHomes.com.

You can see insights from Lake Homes on the top five markets in the state, which now comes to nearly $1.4 billion total, below in a special to the BBJ:

Smith Lake: $219 million

Smith…

South Florida is one of the few markets with more foreclosure lawsuits.

Australian developer Caydon’s first stateside project has an official name. The $200 million, 27-story high-rise at 2850 Fannin will be named Drewery Place, after a lane in Melbourne, Australia, a press release stated.

Drewery Place is the first element of Caydon’s 3.5-acre Midtown development called Laneways, which will eventually include three more apartment high-rise towers, a condo project and a boutique hotel. Caydon plans to announce its hotel operator partner soon, the Houston Business…