Bankruptcy court gives initial approval for Yellow's exit plan
Two large shareholders appeal judicial approval
The defunct trucking company Yellow plans to distribute up to $700 million to creditors as part of a bankruptcy exit strategy that received initial approval from a federal judge th...
Mississippi Gulf Coast site could offer shipbuilders quick start, owners say
Former oil terminal hits sales block amid increased focus on shipyards
As the domestic shipbuilding industry looks to take advantage of federal interest in boosting the sector, the owners of an industrial site for sale on the Gulf of Mexico say their ...
Larson Group makes play for Southeast truck dealerships despite sector's recent struggles
Company acquires Peterbilt portfolio across Georgia, Florida, Mississippi
Larson Group acquired a portfolio of Peterbilt commercial truck dealerships in the Southeast U.S. in a bet on the trucking sector despite its recent setbacks.
Emory University acquires former children's hospital on school's Atlanta campus
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta sells former Egleston Hospital complex for $57.5 million
Emory University acquired the former location of an Atlanta children's hospital, located on its campus, and plans to demolish the structures for future property development.
Home Depot lowers outlook as soft housing market cuts its sales
Consumers are postponing home improvement projects during economic uncertainty
Home Depot cut its profit and sales expectations for the year as consumers postpone home improvement projects and growth in house values remains sluggish.
Dollywood owner looks to accelerate thrill ride collection with Idaho park deal
Herschend Family Entertainment agrees to buy Silverwood in Athol
The owners of a Dolly Parton-inspired amusement park have reached a deal to buy a property in Idaho that’s described as the largest theme and water park in the Pacific Northwest.
UPS to keep distribution center open in Atlanta area in exchange for tax break
Local commission to provide $10.1 million property tax concession
UPS is closing dozens of facilities in the United States, but an Atlanta-area government agency appears to have cut a deal to prevent the global shipping company from shutting down...
Why shipbuilders may be interested in buying site of closed paper mill in Savannah
International Paper is considering listing Georgia property for sale, analysts say
If International Paper sells the Savannah, Georgia, paper mill it just closed after nearly a century in operation, the site could generate interest from potential buyers in a range...
Volkswagen subsidiary picks Charlotte for $206 million headquarters
Scout Motors' planned North Carolina offices are near its $2 billion factory underway
A Volkswagen subsidiary plans to develop a $206 million headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, for its line of electric SUVs and trucks, a short drive from its $2 billion manuf...
Southwire to expand Alabama factory as demand rises for electric power supplies
Heflin facility manufactures medium-voltage cables sold to utilities
Electric cable manufacturer Southwire plans to more than double the size of an Alabama plant amid surging global demand for electric power supplies.
How a new Silicon Valley healthcare campus was designed to block noise from nearby roller coasters
Sutter Health installed sound and vibration barriers to shield patients and procedures
When Sutter Health decided to locate an expansive healthcare clinic at a site in Santa Clara, California, across the street from roller coasters and other thrill rides, the organiz...
Westwood Financial snags retail portion of mixed-use development in Atlanta suburbs
Property is leased to several quick-service restaurants, including Qdoba, Taziki's
Westwood Financial has acquired retail space in a suburban Atlanta area known for its concentration of hospitals and medical offices.
Pediatric physician group takes space in new medical office building in Atlanta
Vacancy rate for market's medical office buildings drops below 10-year average
A pediatric physician group has leased space in the first new medical office building to open in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood in more than a decade.
Costco, apartments planned for site near Georgia landmark
Fuqua, Greystar, Whitman Peterson buy land in Stone Mountain for multifamily, retail project
Costco, Chick-fil-A and about 250 new apartments are coming to a site at the foot of Stone Mountain, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Atlanta area.
Kroger-anchored shopping center trades in Atlanta area
Columbia Properties buys Village at Westfork in Lithia Springs
A Kroger-anchored shopping center in the western Atlanta suburbs traded for $14.2 million to a local property investment firm.
Harvard opens first on-campus convention center, with design that mimics a treehouse
Rubenstein Treehouse is built mainly of mass timber
Harvard University opened its first on-campus convention center to help bolster the commercialization of the Ivy League institution's research, part of a wider movement in higher e...
Hyundai opens Georgia training center weeks after federal immigration raid
South Korean automaker expects 8,500 workers at facility near Savannah by 2031
Hyundai Motor Group has opened a training center at its new multibillion-dollar plant near Savannah, Georgia, a sign that the South Korean automaker is moving forward at the site d...
Architectural stars appear on the skyline of Canada's largest city
Toronto reaches 'certain level of global reach and ambition'
Mitchell Cohen, clad in work boots still bearing the sales tag, steps over construction debris in the heart of Canada's biggest city. The development executive peers over an unfini...
Purdue University completes renovation of its oldest building as other colleges delay projects
Threats to cancel federal funding have led some universities to postpone construction
The newly renovated University Hall at Purdue University now includes a two-story entrance gallery with views of a nearby outdoor mall, as college leaders intend for its oldest bui...
Trucker to cut about 200 jobs as Mercedes-Benz contract ends
Averitt Express has hauled freight in Alabama for Mercedes-Benz since 1996
Trucker Averitt Express is laying off about 200 workers in Alabama as its contract with automaker Mercedes-Benz comes to an end.