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If developers are looking to build, they’ll go where they can achieve the highest rents — and where companies are willing to pay 50% above the market average.

The joint venture has a deal to buy the land from Providence for $1, but some officials are already questioning the price.

The Business Journal's CRE Diversity Champion says If you want to deliver projects that will be well-received by all your tenants, start a team that is more representative of the range of your tenants.

Fourteen entrepreneurs of color will participate in the first cohort of the Cleveland Equitable Development Initiative.

The “flight to quality” among D.C. office tenants continues.

Birmingham is home for R.E. Warner's first satellite office.

After it was owned by one family for 147 years, the Tigner Ranch property near Sienna in Fort Bend County has traded hands.

Local homebuilder Legacy South secured the land it needs to build nearly 100 townhomes in one of Nashville's fastest-growing areas. “Dickerson has historically been last on the development train, but it may go faster than some other areas because of its physical characteristics,” the company's co-founder told the Business Journal last year.

While it owned the home, the seller split the lot with the intent to build a new luxury home next door.

Interfaith Family Services' critical assistance is in high demand — but the nonprofit faces challenges familiar to many in the charitable arena. Click through to read how its chief executive is balancing those needs. Plus, subscribers can dive into data on North Texas' biggest nonprofits.