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Baylor Scott & White Health will vacate Bryan Tower in downtown Dallas when it consolidates into a large office administration facility in Deep Ellum, the health care system’s CEO said today.

“The employees that are in (Bryan Tower) are part of the consolidation,” Jim Hinton, CEO of Baylor Scott & White Health, told the Dallas Business Journal on Wednesday. “When the new building is opened, we will be moving them.”

The 40-story, 1.1 million-square-foot office tower in downtown Dallas was placed…

Medical technology manufacturer Penumbra Inc. has signed a lease for an empty building formerly occupied by Hewlett Packard in Roseville.

Google is already the sixth largest occupier of office space in the region, but the company is adding a lot more as its new towers go up in Seattle's South Lake Union. Meanwhile, many are speculating Google may hang onto its Fremont office, as well.

Besides 46 apartments, the building will have 6,500 square feet of restaurant and retail space, 69 underground parking spots and 40 surface-level public parking spots.

A lawsuit accuses an Overland Park-based homebuilder of illegally using copyrighted, custom designs.

The site is located west of the Cadwick Greens III subdivision and north of the Camelot Meadows and Holly Crest subdivisions.

Several developers who have unhatched plans for apartment towers in downtown Minneapolis in recent weeks will be keeping an eye on the newest high rise to open in the city.

The Opus Group on Wednesday unveiled its 365 Nicollet tower, which brings 370 apartments to Nicollet Mall that will rent for upwards of $2.75 per square foot. That means $1,500 a month for a 520-square-foot studio and $3,000 a month for a 2-bedroom unit with 1,100 square feet. All but 50 units have balconies.

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Though Phoenix remains one of the cheaper places to live in the country, rents in the region continue to outpace national growth.

A new study from RentCafe stated rents rose 6.9 percent during the past 12 months, up from $933 to $997 on average per month for all apartment sizes. That's the third fastest-growing rent prices in the U.S.

The Valley's rent increases outpaced the national increase of 3 percent, but prices remain significantly lower than the national average apartment rent of $1,412,…

The opportunity arose from a long-running and bitter lawsuit over the 413-acre site. The project will have plenty of challenges: historic rebuilds, infrastructure needs and community opposition.