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Foxconn expects suppliers to share its campus in Mount Pleasant
Foxconn Technology Group expects companies that will supply its $10 billion LCD screen manufacturing operations in Racine County will open facilities on the massive plant site itself, rather than shop around the market for industrial buildings.
That’s been a question among speculative developers who are putting up industrial buildings in Racine and Kenosha counties. Mount Pleasant and Foxconn have partnered to buy up to 2,894 acres east of Interstate 94 for the Taiwanese company’s 20 million-square-foot…
David Mingoia, Rhonda Ricks selected to national list of CRE executives
David Mingoia, executive director, CEO, CFO of the Amherst Industrial Development Agency, and Rhonda Ricks, president and CEO of R+A+R Development, have been selected to a national list of notable commercial real estate executives.
The Business Journals’ Influencers: Commercial Real Estate spotlights 100 executives having an influence on real estate and development in their respective communities. These 100 executives represent both large, nationally recognized firms and smaller, family-owned…
Haywood, Jeffers, Yauck selected for national list of CRE executives
Kalan Haywood of HaywoodGroup, Josh Jeffers of J. Jeffers & Co. and Scott Yauck of Cobalt Partners have been selected to a national list of notable commercial real estate executives.
The Business Journals’ Influencers: Commercial Real Estate spotlights 100 executives having an influence on real estate and development in their respective communities. These 100 executives represent both large, nationally recognized firms and smaller, family-owned businesses. Some are long-tenured executives while…
Why these Milwaukee developers are national CRE Influencers
Three Milwaukee developers have been named to the list of The Business Journals’ Influencers: Commercial Real Estate, which spotlights 100 executives having an influence on real estate and development in communities from coast to coast.
Kalan Haywood | President of HaywoodGroup
Haywood’s success as one of Milwaukee’s few African-American developers has also made him a role model and a mentor. Starting in housing rehabs like the redevelopment of the Germania Building downtown, Haywood advanced…
Largest commercial real estate deals of 2017 illustrate Amazon’s impact on the market
Investor activity is strong in the Puget Sound region commercial real estate market, but this main obstacle is slowing it down.
After Staenberg sale, what happens to Chesterfield’s other outlet mall?
In the years to come, St. Louis Premium Outlets will be competing with new retail concepts in Chesterfield.
Olomana Golf Links reopens after paying back rent to state
Olomana Golf Links reopened Friday, two weeks after shutting down operations at the 18-hole Windward Oahu golf course, and has paid more than $100,000 in back rent to the state of Hawaii.
The driving range at the course reopened earlier this week, and golf operations reopened on Friday after a cleanup of the course was completed, said Travis Toyama, the head golf professional at Olomana Golf Links.
The company paid the $110,000 in back rent for its lease with the state Department of Land and Natural…
Park Hill Golf Course operator files suit, posing a new complication for discussions about the land’s future
Google MapsAn aerial view of Denver’s Park Hill golf course.The company that operates the Park Hill Golf Course filed a lawsuit this week against the private trust that owns it, throwing another wrench into discussions about the future of the 155-acre property in northeast Denver.
Dallas-based operator Arcis Golf contends that a scuttled plan by the city of Denver to buy the land should have triggered Arcis’ contractual right of first refusal to purchase the course itself, according to a statement issued Friday by Clayton Early Learning. The education nonprofit manages the George W. Clayton Trust, which owns the land.
The city suspended its plan in November after Arcis notified Clayton that it was still considering whether to renew its lease, which expires at the end of 2018. Arcis has until July to do so, but Clayton has portrayed it as a money-losing venture for the operator.
Arcis’ lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Denver District Court, suggests the company may have another goal, potent..
Once excluded from home lending by discriminatory policies, Five Points, other neighborhoods now faced with being unaffordable, study shows
New research shows many American cities continue to grapple with depressed home values in neighborhoods that were subject to “redlining,” a discriminatory lending policy, 50 years after it was outlawed. But that’s not the case in Denver.
Denver is facing the opposite situation, a recent analysis by real estate research firm Zillow shows. Formerly redlined areas such as Five Points, Baker, Highland and Jefferson Park — as well as, notably, part of Cherry Creek, one of the city’s toniest neighborhoods — now have a higher combined median home value than the city as a whole. And the high values in these areas — north of $540,000 per home — bring their own set of challenges, longtime resident say, including displacement and decreased economic diversity in areas where minorities were left vulnerable by decades of being cut out of the mortgage market.
“I’m seeing very affluent people come either back into the city from the suburbs or from places from across the country,” community activist ..
Burns & McDonnell, Cushman & Wakefield execs make national list of 100 CRE influencers
Joe Accurso of Cushman & Wakefield and Trevor Hoiland of Burns & McDonnell have been selected to a national list of notable commercial real estate executives.
The Business Journals' Influencers: Commercial Real Estate spotlights 100 executives having an influence on real estate and development in their respective communities. These 100 executives represent large, nationally recognized firms and smaller, family-owned businesses. Some are long-tenured executives, and others have found success relatively…