Real Estate Blog
From bank to event space: The Mint is set to open in former BofA building in Lenexa
After more than five decades as a community bank, this Lenexa building is undergoing serious upgrades to reopen as The Mint event space next year — but the renovations certainly will incorporate its long history as a bank.
Transmission firm wins regulatory approval for $91M project, acquisition
American Transmission Company won regulatory approval to spend $91.3 million to acquire its Pewaukee headquarters and remodel and renovate the space.
Owner of Turf Paradise plans to stick around for another racing season
As the owner of the longtime Phoenix horse racing track prepares to sell of the historic Turf Paradise to a new buyer, he told the Business Journal that he is also moving forward with rezoning a portion of the property and plans to keep the track open for another season.
Hollyport, Wingspire and Meridian take space in New York City’s Midtown
Altogether, Hollyport, Wingspire and Meridian will take over more than 15,000 square feet of office space at 600 Lexington.
Real estate brokerage names new Northwest market leader
The new leader has known many of his co-workers for some two decades.
VTA signs agreement with MidPen to build affordable housing at Capitol Rail Station
The 203-unit development, which is set to start construction in two years, will serve households below 60% of the area's median income.
Advanced manufacturing facility in Fremont secures construction loan
Texas-based developer Hines and investment managers Oaktree Capital Management LP secured a construction loan to build a 267,000-square-foot Class A advanced manufacturing and distribution center in Fremont. Construction on the joint-venture project will kick off early next year.
This Bay Area estate cost over $135M to build. Now it’s listed for $35M
A private equity founder is looking to see a return on his investment after buying it for $19 million during the pandemic.
Lifestyle, location keep Colorado’s housing market popular (and expensive)
Denver continues to be a popular destination for homebuyers.
U.S. News & World Report named the Denver metro the healthiest housing market in America, surpassing Raleigh, North Carolina.
MetroIntelligence compiled the ranking using the Housing Market Index for June 2023, an interactive data set that aggregates public and private data points categorized by impact on housing demand, supply, and financing.
“When we looked at the data sets for June, it was pretty clear that Denver jumped to the front of the line due to one key factor: demand. With its mile-high elevation and proximity to the Rockies, it’s not surprising to see more consumers looking to maximize their lifestyle options by relocating or opting to stay in Denver,” said Patrick S. Duffy, the principal real estate economist for MetroIntelligence, who analyzed the data for U.S. News & World Report.
But that continued popularity comes at a cost. Housing prices continue to climb in Colorado.
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Sam’s Club primed for new location at Tempe Marketplace
Vestar confirmed it is bringing Sam's Club to Tempe Marketplace and expects construction to start sometime in the spring. A Vestar representative also opens up what he thinks Sam's Club can bring the shopping center.