Real Estate Blog
Velocity Venture Partners acquires Montgomery County industrial property for $31M
Velocity Venture Partners sees potential in expanding the 340,000-square-foot industrial property and constructing another building on the site.
(Just in) Dayton company buys large Texas firm
One of Dayton’s largest companies just got bigger. Find out how.
Person County land hits market for eye-catching price
Prime land in a high-activity county outside the Triangle's core is up for grabs.
Cary property near SAS, Apple offices eyed for development
New apartments are being proposed in Cary not far from the SAS campus as the town continues to fill in with housing and commercial developments.
FTW Investments, Aspen Funds acquire shopping centers in Shawnee, Mission
Investors acquire a retail center in downtown Mission and shops in Shawnee. The joint venture plans to make improvements to both properties and to boost rent to bring lease rates more in line with the market.
Moody’s Analytics: 76% of office CMBS loans face high risk of unsuccessful refinancing in 2024
The office market is staring down a tough 2024 as loans backing those properties come due and borrowers face issues at refinancing.
The Punch List: 2023 sees deal flow, office conversions in the core of Columbus
The Capitol Square Sheraton just changed hands. What else has happened this year in the city's core?
Inside the international effort to expand Buffalo’s botanical gardens
Teams in Ireland and Buffalo have been working together on plans to renovate and expand the 125-year-old Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens.
Closing of $10M deal with Pulte Homes cues up construction start for $1B The Grow project east of Orlando
Here's what to know about what the first phase of the $1 billion mixed-use agrihood will include — and when work will begin.
San Francisco’s postpandemic office reset is starting to take shape
So far, only a handful of Financial District office buildings have traded hands in the postpandemic era. Some owners are placing their buildings back up for lease at lower rents, while others have more intensive repositioning plans.