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Members of billionaire family buy Palm Beach mansion
Two members of the Elghanayan family, which Forbes reports has a net worth of $2.2 billion, purchased a Palm Beach mansion for $8.1 million.
The 8,130-square-foot home at 235 Dunbar Road was sold by 235 Dunbar LLC, managed by attorney Maura Ziska. It sold a 97.6 percent interest in the home to Kamran Thomas Elghanayan and the rest was sold to Madeline Hult Elghanayan. The price equated to $966 per square foot.
The home last traded for $6.18 million in 2013. It was built on the 0.45-acre site in…
New townhomes planned for downtown Springfield
A Dayton home developer is closer to building dozens of townhomes in downtown Springfield.
Springfield City Commissioners passed an ordinance that would allow Charles V. Simms Development Corporation to create 34 townhome units in the downtown area, reports our news partner WDTN-TV.
The new Center Street Townes would be situated between West Main and West Columbia streets after the city commission approved a redevelopment agreement with Charles V. Simms Development Corporation.
“This is an exciting…
Indeed inks lease for 10 floors of new 2+U tower in Seattle
The job-search engine company is the first tenant for a 38-story tower that's scheduled to be completed in about a year. This comes on the heels of Indeed signing two major leases in its hometown of Austin, where it plans to add 3,000 employees in the coming years. They'll go into new office towers downtown and in North Austin at The Domain.
Exclusive: Sand Hill eyes big apartment redevelopment, expansion in East Palo Alto
Sand Hill wants to tear down part of a massive East Palo Alto apartment complex it owns near Amazon's newest office in the city and rebuild it with hundreds more units. The developer is promising to do all that without displacing a single resident — here's how.
Migration boom pushes up rents on Dallas’ high-end homes
Mass migration to Texas both from other states and countries abroad have injected a lot of demand in the area – especially for rental homes.
(PHOTOS) Here’s are the million-dollar (or more) homes that sold in the Triad in 2018
If you want to see the Triad home that fetched the highest price on the open market in 2018, you'll have to rent the movie “The Disappointments Room.” Because you can't see it from the street.
After years on the market, the sprawling Adamsleigh mansion in Greensboro – featured in the 2016 film starring Kate Beckinsale – got a new owner in November.
And it was one of 44 homes that sold for $1 million or more in 2018.
Jason Harris, co-owner of Jamestown-based Furnitureland South and founder…
Homes for the holidays: The Business Journals’ wish list
Consider them the places we'd love to own — or at least visit.
The properties featured here are among the multimillion-dollar and historic real estate sites that drew attention across the past 12 months.
Some of the deals, and the properties, have celebrity connections, with the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, Eddie Murphy and Selena Gomez associated with the real estate. Current and former athletes were among this year's buyers and sellers, as well, as were business leaders with ties to…
Apartment investor Cortland Partners raises $396 million
Cortland, led by CEO Steven DeFrancis, owns more than 10,000 units in Atlanta, which is one of the company’s fastest growing Sun Belt markets.
PBJ Cribs: See inside this festive 1921 Colonial home near downtown Phoenix
Chris Cardinal, co-founder and principal of Synapse Studios in Tempe, and his wife, Nina, a nurse at HonorHealth Osborn, moved into this 1921 Colonial home in the FQ Story Neighborhood earlier this year. Take a video and photo gallery tour inside the home all decked out for the holidays.
Exclusive: Bay Area tech tenants doubled real estate footprint in the last decade
In less than a decade, the tech industry doubled its real estate footprint in the Bay Area, growing to 200 million square feet of office and research and development space, according to a report from brokerage firm CBRE. That means the industry occupies 42 percent of the region’s total office and R&D space.
The Bay Area is home to close to 4,600 tech companies, ranging from tiny startups to global giants such as Apple Inc., Google, Facebook, Amazon.com and LinkedIn that continue growing.
“New…