Business education group to convert former Buffalo newspaper office building
Brutalist structure dating to 1973 will be site of Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship
A newspaper’s former office in downtown Buffalo, New York, known as a prime example of brutalist architecture, is set for a conversion to classrooms and meeting space, the latest e...
Flooring maker to cut 500 jobs in Southern states, exit residential carpet market
Mannington Mills to close industrial properties in North Carolina, northwest Georgia
The carpet maker Mannington Mills will eliminate about 500 jobs in northwest Georgia and in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area as it exits the residential carpet market.
Medical swab maker sells vacant factory near Nashville, Tennessee
Puritan Medical Products ceased operations in Tennessee in 2023
A maker of medical swabs sold a manufacturing facility near Nashville, Tennessee, for $31 million about two years after ceasing operations there.
Suburban Atlanta shopping center, anchored by thrift store, sells for $13.3 million
Core Equity Partners buys retail property in Marietta, Georgia.
A suburban Atlanta shopping center anchored by a Goodwill thrift store and a Planet Fitness health club traded for $13.3 million.
Property investor Welltower wraps up $23 billion shift to senior-living real estate
Kayne Anderson, Remedy partnership to buy $7.2 billion medical portfolio
Healthcare-focused real estate investor Welltower closed about $23 billion in property deals and debt payments as it shifts its strategic focus from medical outpatient clinics to r...
General Motors to close Atlanta-area research center, cut jobs
Automaker to eliminate hundreds of jobs at its innovation center in Roswell
General Motors plans to close a research and development center in the Atlanta area amid sales weakness and rising expenses as a result of higher tariffs.
German medical equipment maker expands suburban Atlanta facility
Syringe manufacturer's larger building to help speed product deliveries
A German maker of medical equipment completed the expansion of its office, manufacturing and warehouse facility in a northern Atlanta suburb where other corporations are also expan...
Electric vehicle maker Rivian to settle securities lawsuit for $250 million
Agreement comes as company struggles with sales
Electric vehicle maker Rivian agreed to pay $250 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of withholding information about its expenses when it held its initial public ...
Rivian to cut about 670 workers amid weak sales of electric vehicles
Automaker plans to start construction next year on $5 billion Georgia plant
Electric vehicle maker Rivian is laying off about 670 workers at undisclosed locations as the auto sector struggles with a downturn in EV sales.
Trader Joe's to open first store in Atlanta's southern suburbs
Boutique grocer among most valuable for shopping center sales
Boutique grocer Trader Joe’s plans to open its first store on the south side of Atlanta as it continues it grow at a slow and steady pace across the United States.
Gladstone completes sale-leaseback on industrial properties in Georgia, Indiana, Michigan
Auto-parts maker to continue occupying six manufacturing, distribution facilities
Investment firm Gladstone Commercial completed a sale-leaseback agreement with an auto-parts maker for six industrial properties in the Atlanta, Detroit and Fort Wayne, Indiana, ma...
Amazon opens first warehouse of its kind to serve as pilot for its global building network
Indiana warehouse features timber construction, sustainable materials
Amazon opened its first distribution center of its kind, a project featuring sustainable design that's expected to serve as a testing ground for the e-commerce giant's global build...
This airport's new building with old Tinseltown look to debut near movie studios
Redesigned Hollywood Burbank Airport terminal joins aviation renovations nationwide
What's an airport authority to do when a historic terminal sits less than a football field away from where planes take off and land? It can move the building, but when it's near th...
Former satellite tracking, spying facility in North Carolina mountains put up for sale
Site's nuclear, hydropower connections may be conducive to data center development
A compound high in the North Carolina mountains that the federal government previously used to track satellites and spy on enemies is now for sale.
Brookfield to invest $5 billion to deploy fuel cells at data centers
Bloom Energy to provide power to new digital hubs
Brookfield is partnering with a maker of fuel-cell technologies to provide electric power for new data centers it is developing across the globe.
Bankers expect commercial property loan growth to return
M&T Bank, PNC executives among those predicting increase in next few quarters
Cracks are starting to form in the long-frozen market for bank lending for commercial real estate.
Investors secure financing tied to historic retail property in Asheville
Mixed-use property in North Carolina tourist destination may be poised for changes
Changes may be on the horizon for Grove Arcade, a historic marketplace turned mixed-use development in the popular tourist destination of Asheville, North Carolina.
Crowne Plaza-anchored hotel in Midtown Atlanta poised for Marriott conversion
Monomoy, Axonic acquire hotel co-branded as Crowne Plaza, Staybridge Suites
An upscale hotel in Midtown Atlanta dating to the early 1970s is set for renovation after a partnership acquired the property this month.
Hotel conversion proposed for historic building in Portland, Oregon
McMenamins plans to transform former seniors' home into hospitality and retail space
McMenamins, a hospitality developer known for converting historic buildings in the Pacific Northwest, has lined up its next project: a new hotel in downtown Portland, Oregon.
Ontario premier threatens to pull Crown Royal from shelves with potential US move
Proposed ban is in protest to iconic Canadian liquor brand shifting whisky bottling to US
An iconic Canadian brand could be yanked from some shelves in its home nation's liquor stores, if the head of Ontario's government has his way.