Catholic Health opens $500 million medical wing, expanding its largest Long Island hospital
Good Samaritan University Hospital's Patient Care Pavilion includes new emergency department, operating rooms
Catholic Health nearly doubled the size of its largest hospital on Long Island, New York, with a new medical pavilion designed by architecture and engineering firm HDR.
Atlanta-area nursing home trades for $26.5 million to REIT on the hunt for acquisitions
Sabra acquired more than $230 million of senior-living facilities in third quarter
Nursing home investor Sabra Health Care REIT purchased an assisted living facility in the Atlanta area this month as it continues a string of deals for senior residential propertie...
Blackstone to take Hawaii landlord Alexander & Baldwin private in $2.3 billion deal
Purchase includes state's largest grocery-anchored retail portfolio
A joint venture of Blackstone Real Estate, MW Group and DivcoWest plans to take Hawaii landlord giant Alexander & Baldwin private, gaining control of the state's largest collection...
Google, NextEra Energy to develop data centers with power plants on site
Tech companies are increasingly on the lookout for power supplies for data centers
Google and a major U.S. utility company agreed to develop data centers with power plants located on site, addressing one of the most pressing issues in the proliferation of the dig...
Architect Frank Gehry remembered for buildings ‘that elevated the human spirit’
Canadian-born designer was in demand worldwide
Architect Frank Gehry is remembered for an ability that won him worldwide acclaim for designing buildings that appear to defy gravity, with extreme curves and walls so steeply angl...
Mixing, matching employees from different divisions is one goal of Ford's new headquarters
Designed by Snøhetta and Arcadis, the campus replaces 1950s-era office
Executives are rethinking the idea of the corporate campus, pondering what percentage should be devoted to office space or whether all employees should be in the same building or s...
Detroit looks to redevelop abandoned Packard Plant, relic of city's early automotive history
Officials reach preliminary agreement with local developers
Detroit has floated a new proposal for part of the Packard Plant site, one of the city's largest industrial ruins dating back to the heyday of the U.S. auto industry.
Delaware North exits airport restaurant business, sells about 240 US locations
Areas acquired bars, restaurants located inside airports in 22 states
A foodservice provider that specializes in hospitality locations acquired about 240 restaurants and bars located in U.S. airports.
This architectural prescription targets North America's 'epidemic of loneliness'
Perkins & Will group packs pools, library and more into community center design
In a swath of fields in the suburbs north of Toronto, the first sign of what is expected to become a bustling new community is now visible, emerging from a cluster of trees.
Transwestern tees up speculative warehouse project near Port of Savannah
Two-building project aims to fill supply void in Savannah, Georgia, market
Two divisions within Transwestern teamed up to acquire land in Georgia near the Port of Savannah to develop more than half a million square feet of warehouse space.
Omaha, Nebraska, hopes to score winning goal with soccer stadium, mixed-use development
City of Omaha negotiating to buy property from Union Pacific for stadium site
The largest city in Nebraska is the latest to jump on the bandwagon of pairing an athletic facility with a new village of shops, apartments and offices.
Furniture retailer files for bankruptcy, citing tariffs, weak housing market
More than 30 American Signature, Value City Furniture locations set to close
American Signature filed for bankruptcy and is set to close 33 of its namesake and Value City Furniture stores, citing a steep sales decline because of the weak housing market and ...
Architects hunting for construction treasure get lucky, find rare stone
Robert A.M. Stern Architects got creative in designing Catholic University's new nursing school in DC
When the Catholic University of America decided to construct a new nursing school, the architects faced a major obstacle: The stone found at other buildings on the Washington, D.C....
Building supplies distributor buys its warehouse in Atlanta area
Chadwell Supply acquired the property from Silverman Group
A building supplies distributor that focuses on multifamily property managers acquired an Atlanta-area warehouse it occupies.
Private jet airport near Atlanta gives initial approval to hangar development
Sky Harbour plans $45 million project to construct eight hangars
A developer of airport hangars for private aircraft has obtained initial approval to construct a set of hangars at the largest general aviation airport in the Atlanta area.
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.