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The neighborhood is among one of the top-selling master-planned communities in the country.

New project is slated for Centre Avenue near Whole Foods Market and next to new Coda apartment building.

JL Ala Moana LLC bought the building at 1538 Kapiolani Blvd., the former KGMB television headquarters whose current tenants include MW Restaurant, Central Pacific Bank, HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union and Pho Saigon, from Lionking II in a transaction that closed on June 20.

Honolulu boutique At Dawn will relocate from Makaloa Street to a retail space at Howard Hughes Corp.’s 317-unit Anaha tower, which opened last fall.

The store, which is owned by Eriko Zuzuki, will occupy a 1,000-square-foot space in the mixed-use tower in Ward Village.

The boutique filed a $150,000 building permit with the City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting last week.

“Howard Hughes asked us to be tenants, and we thought it’s a great opportunity,” Zuzuki…

A year after announcing it would open a downtown Denver location, Target is officially opening its doors on July 22.

The Minneapolis-based retailer (NYSE: TGT) has built a 30,000-square-foot, two-story location at 16th and California streets on the 16th Street Mall.

The downtown Denver store is one of six small-format locations the national retailer is opening this week, bringing its total to 71 small-format stores nationwide.

According to Ashlee Justis, the store leader, this location is part…

Elk Grove is working to add more land than it first considered three years ago.

Bonds to support the $300 million stadium and renovation at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex were priced and sold on Tuesday.

The bond sale clears the way for the long-anticipated project, which will bring both a new 45,000-seat stadium and significant upgrades to the BJCC campus. Further financial terms of the bond sale were not immediately available.

“The sale was very successful and now we’re able to move ahead with the project,” Snider said. “A bigger and better BJCC…

The local office of trenching company Ditch Witch is now owned by a firm based in Oregon of the same name.

Most new housing built in San Francisco bills itself as “luxury” because the sky-high costs of development requires developers to target the upper-end of the market. But now a new niche is on the rise: the ultra-luxury condo.

The latest project in this vein, One Steuart Lane, recently broke ground at 75 Howard St., where the 120 condos will each need to fetch at least $2.5 million just for the developer to break even.

That means the homes will hit the market at upwards of $2,500 per square…

Empire Communities, which launched its U.S. homebuilding division in Houston in 2016, is expanding into Austin and San Antonio.

The Canada-based company acquired Austin-based Centerra Homes for an undisclosed amount, according to a press release. Hazeloop-Walsh and Associates represented Centerra Homes in the deal.

Centerra’s more than 30 employees and existing management structure will be retained, per the release. Co-founders Tom Grant and Gene Rowehl will oversee the Austin and San Antonio…