Real Estate Blog
Gallatin country club invests $16 million in growth, renovations
Among other improvements are a new nine-hole golf course, a 7,800-square-foot event center and golf simulators. The work, which started in 2021, is expected to be fully complete by 2025, though some improvements have already been completed.
Illinois investor acquires St. Pete hotel for $18.75 million
The hotel is 10 minutes from downtown St. Petersburg.
Louisville firms introduce new tool to advance sustainable development, could save millions on projects
The tool can help developers already planning to incorporate sustainable infrastructure into a project, as well as encourage developers who previously thought the option was too expensive.
Harriet’s Hope apartment project in Franklinton will give human trafficking victims housing, supportive services
“This is a unique solution to a problem that could be replicated. If someone is going to succeed, it's going to be here.”
How Central Ohio could increase its housing supply – and how that would help businesses’ bottom lines
“The housing supply issue clearly affects business.”
Half-million-dollar foreclosure filed on Southside Jax office complex
The bank says in a lawsuit that payments stopped in December 2022.
Jackson County corrects $1.28B ‘formula error’ in Royals stadium financial analysis, bringing high-end cost estimate down to $5.13B
The estimates are intended to show the potential costs of a new $1 billion downtown stadium if the Kansas City Royals' existing lease terms were maintained from 2032 to 2071 and if the team continued to receive half of a three-eighth-cent sales tax, which currently is split between the Royals and Chiefs.
Hines expands Chicago portfolio with industrial property acquisition
The 1.1 million-square-foot campus is fully occupied by three long-term tenants
Done Deals: Endurance sells 5-building industrial portfolio; NoLibs project secures $55.7M construction loan
A roundup of recent real estate news and transactions across the Philadelphia region.
Kaiser Permanente paid $44M for a site near its North San Jose facility that was planned for an office building
Hudson Pacific Properties had planned to build a 350,000-square-foot office building on the property but never broke ground.