Bridge sells Atlanta office buildings after renovation, lease with AT&T
Vertical Ventures, ArrowMark partner on $52.3 million purchase
An Atlanta investment firm sold two early-1990s office buildings after completing renovations and securing a long-term lease with AT&T for the properties.
Nursing home investor to buy nine facilities in Missouri
Strawberry Fields to acquire properties near Kansas City and St. Louis
A real estate investment trust that specializes in nursing homes reached an agreement to acquire a portfolio of nine properties near the Missouri cities of Kansas City, St. Louis a...
Financing snags force developer to hit pause on one of Boston's largest developments
Stalled project that has already lured major drugmakers shows how higher costs have disrupted lending
Mark Johnson has the documents, the demand and the dirt to get moving on two new multifamily properties at Cambridge Crossing, an expansive mixed-use project directly across the Ch...
Fenway Park's Green Monster could get high-profile neighbor
Fenway Corners North office building would tower over iconic Boston ballpark wall
The Green Monster at Boston’s Fenway Park may be getting a new neighbor.
Healthcare providers submit competing applications for new Tennessee hospital
HCA, Ascension each seek regulatory approval to build hospitals in Clarksville
Two healthcare providers want to build a new hospital in Clarksville, one of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee, although state officials may not allow both companies to proce...
Warehousing, order fulfillment provider expands to cold storage at Atlanta facility
Porter Logistics leases more space at Logistics Pointe
Porter Logistics, a provider of warehousing and order fulfillment services, added more space at an Atlanta industrial facility to expand its product offerings to include cold stora...
Data center developer plans to convert former North Carolina yarn factory into flagship campus
WhiteFiber reaches agreement with Duke Energy for electric power supply
The textile industry, once a dominant economic force in the Carolinas, may become the latest sector to supply an unwanted building to the booming data center field.
Davis Cos. leads group of sellers in Hines' industrial portfolio acquisition
Hines pays $309 million for warehouses in Massachusetts, Georgia, South Carolina
A group of investors took advantage of Hines' heightened interest in industrial properties last month, with the Houston-based commercial real estate giant spending $309 million to ...
Automotive repair chain to close 145 stores by month's end
Monro's plan is latest sign of weakness in the sector
Automotive repair and tire retailer Monro is planning to close 145 locations in a bid to improve profitability, the latest company in the automotive services sector to close stores...
Regional healthcare provider proposes new hospital for north Atlanta suburbs
Wellstar Health seeks regulatory approval to build hospital near Marietta, Georgia
Wellstar Health System is seeking regulatory approval to build a 230-bed hospital in Atlanta's northern suburbs.
Oklahoma City picks master architect for proposed sports, entertainment district
Populous to design soccer stadium, surrounding area
Oklahoma City is jumping on the downtown entertainment district bandwagon, and one of the city’s most popular athletes is on the team leading the charge.
Medical office portfolio in suburban Atlanta trades for about $75 million
Montecito Medical buys seven office buildings near Atlanta from Harbin Clinic
An investor that specializes in medical office buildings acquired a portfolio of buildings in suburban Atlanta and northwest Georgia, another sign that investors remain attracted t...
Convenience store chain RaceTrac opens Louisiana distribution center
RaceTrac's new facility between New Orleans and Baton Rouge to boost its supply chain
RaceTrac Petroleum, a Southeast regional convenience store chain, opened a new distribution center in Louisiana to enhance its supply chain across the region.
Historic building, home to Atlanta's first radio station, will soon be home to tech startups
Georgia Tech, Collaborative Real Estate partner to renovate Biltmore in Midtown Atlanta
When the Biltmore building opened in 1924, it was home to one of Atlanta’s first radio stations. Now, the classically styled office building is set to be renovated for occupancy by...
General Motors pivots away from electric vehicles at plant near Buffalo, New York
GM plans to make gasoline engines after plant's nearly $1 billion renovation
General Motors plans to invest $888 million to renovate a plant near Buffalo, New York, to make gasoline-powered engines for trucks and SUVs, shifting away from an earlier plan to ...
Why this corporate parking manager is investing in truck, trailer parking firm
Laz Parking acquires majority stake in Freight Ninja, operator of outdoor trucking lots
Laz Parking is branching out from its specialty of managing parking at commercial and residential locations to the fast-growing, in-demand segment of parking for tractor-trailer tr...
Another music venue proposed for downtown Atlanta's emerging entertainment scene
Ravine to open two-stage event space at Underground Atlanta
Another music venue has been announced for downtown Atlanta, a district that could hold the city's largest concentration of entertainment spaces and sports stadiums.
Pediatric healthcare campus crosses river in Philadelphia to find room to expand
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to open research tower this year, patient tower in 2028
Squeezed between an Ivy League university and a river, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia needed to grow but was running out of space.
Paycor to move headquarters to former Saks Fifth Avenue store in downtown Cincinnati
Vacated store is being converted into office space
Paycor is not going to let the fact that it’s been acquired stop it from moving its Cincinnati-area headquarters to a newly renovated building downtown.
Commercial projects grow near new public parks across the country
Green space attracts developers to build projects from Atlanta to Irvine, California, report finds
City officials in Irvine, California, may have conceived of Great Park for reasons other than to stimulate residential development. But ever since the first phase of the park opene...