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SLU breaks ground on $50 million science and engineering building
Saint Louis University on Monday broke ground on a new $50 million interdisciplinary science and engineering building, set to be completed in summer 2020.
The 90,000-square-foot, three-story building will be located on the southern edge of Tegeler Field, east of Ritter Hall on its campus on North Grand Boulevard.
“The ISE building will be a showcase facility where undergraduate and graduate science and engineering students and faculty gather to learn, collaborate and experiment,” officials said…
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CRE forecast calls for another spike in Wichita-area home prices in 2019
Wichita's housing market will remain tight into 2019, according to a new report.
She calls it ‘his and her industrial parks’
Mary Clark's Colonie Industrial Park will be across the street from Clark Industrial Park, which her husband Joe started building in the mid-1980s.
Former Office Depot HQ could be redeveloped
The 49-acre campus could be re-energized with a major project.
New retail center possible for North Shelby area
A new commercial development could be built on a prominent corner in Hoover.
A developer is planning a 15,000-square-foot retail property at the vacant corner of Highway 119 (also known as Cahaba Valley Road) and Doug Baker Boulevard, in the North Shelby area of Hoover between Meadowbrook and Lee Branch.
Hoover Sun reported the city's Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved the project. It will go before the Hoover City Council for final approval.
Plans call for a shopping center…
Here’s who purchased John Glenn’s former Bethesda home
The former Bethesda home of Sen. John Glenn, the astronaut who became the first American to orbit Earth in 1962, sold in August to the owner of one of the Washington region’s most iconic food brands.
Mark Warmuth, the proprietor of Swing’s Coffee Roasters, the 102-year-old company that traces its roots back to the historic Mesco Coffee Roasters building on E Street NW, and his wife put down $1.3 million for the home.
The sale was first reported by WTOP.
“We’re honored to be living…
San Antonio apartment occupancy falls as historically slow Q4 begins
San Antonio's apartment market may have peaked for the year.
Bear Development pitches hundreds more apartments in Somers
Somers officials this summer rolled out a welcome mat for new development on thousands of acres of farmland, and one developer recently responded with a proposal for 353 apartments and houses.
Chopawamsic, an island in the Potomac near Quantico, for sale
The Weichert Realtors ad says “single family home for sale in Stafford,” but let’s be honest, you’re not plunking down $15 million for the one-bedroom, one-bath 0 Chopawamsic Island.
You’re buying the island.
Chopawamsic, immediately east of Marine Corps Base Quantico, is a “gorgeous 13-acre private island with mature growth,” reads the Weichert listing. There are “breathtaking views of the Potomac River,” a dock, and “structures,” but those are “presumed to be unsafe and…