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“A community of this size and caliber simply doesn’t exist in this area of Denver.”

Restored stone walls in the lobby. Three restaurants and a cafe on the first level. And offices on the upper floors.

Those are some of Walnut Capital Partner's vision to revitalize the venerable Pittsburgh Athletic Association building in Oakland that were detailed in the PAA's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, according to a report in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Walnut Capital was named the winning bidder of $12.6 million for the property in September through the Chapter 11 process. A confirmation…

The owners of an office building in a prime downtown location have begun construction to expand their small-office suites to a second level.

Dave Stoughton told Triad Business Journal that he and his wife Chantelle are adding 38 one- and two-person suites — some with two personal offices — in 12,000 square feet on the ground (street level) floor of 101 S. Elm St., which sits at the southeast corner of Elm and Market Street in Greensboro.

The expansion, expected to be completed in June, will…

As mixed-use developments become destinations for leisure and business travelers, they are likewise becoming a preferred destination for hotel investors.

Following the City Council decision May 7, attorneys for the city and AAC Group are drafting a contract.

A townhouse project first proposed in North Hyde Park in 2015 is officially under construction — with a new developer.

Onyx & East, based in Indianapolis, acquired the 1.3-acre site at 405 N. Oregon Ave. from Tampa entrepreneurs Renier and Michelle Gobea, who first proposed the project in September 2015. Onyx & East paid the Gobeas $2.8 million for the site; the Gobeas had paid $1.65 million for the land, purchased from the New Salem Missionary Baptist Church, in 2015.

The development has changed…

Nauset Construction has started building a 93-unit apartment complex at the site of a vacant industrial facility in Cambridge’s Alewife neighborhood.

The four-story complex, dubbed Park 77, is a project developed by Cambridge-based multifamily developer AbodeZ and Newton-based investment and development firm Acorn Holdings LLC. AbodeZ and Acorn Holdings also developed Park 87, a 54-unit apartment complex adjacent to the Park 77 site.

Park 77 will be developed in a former J&C Adams Co. door and…

Our Lady of the Lake President Diane Melby said the campus will take a new look at housing needs and other infrastructure.

Brad Martens, city administrator for Corcoran, said it will be the second-largest development built in the city's history.

A key corner of property in north Raleigh that has been the site of contentious battles over the development of a grocery store has a new owner – and potentially new plans.