Real estate services firm Lincoln Property Co. is adding to its capabilities by acquiring a developer of on-campus student housing in a bet on higher education properties.
A developer has launched a ground-up affordable housing project in Alexandria, Virginia, that is set to create hundreds of new units in an area facing a shortage of modestly priced residences.
California’s new law that lets apartment buildings up to nine stories get built near major transit stops could fuel construction across the state — but not in Los Angeles, said CityView Chief Executive Officer Sean Burton.
Real estate investment firm Peachtree Group has committed up to $200 million for Briad Group to open 40 mini travel centers in the Northeast, introducing a multibrand retail concept in the region
Opus Group has wrapped up development on a speculative warehouse outside Columbus, Ohio, as it looks to capitalize on increasing demand in an already strong industrial market.
Signature Acquisitions, a commercial owner, developer and manager focused in New Jersey, completed two trades on Sylvan Way in Parsippany, purchasing 14 Sylvan Way, a 203,000-square-foot office building, for $33 million and selling 6 Sylvan Way, a 9.71-acre parking lot, for $20 million.
Google is planning to spend $40 billion in Texas to develop data centers for artificial intelligence and support programs over the next two years, representing the search engine giant's largest investment in any U.S. state.
Brooklyn-based gourmet grocer Dumbo Market will open its first New Jersey location at Southend Lofts, a condominium building under restoration at 38 Jackson St. in Hoboken’s South End. The market will occupy a 12,700-square-foot space within the building’s retail atrium, with an expected opening in about 12 months.
City planners in Bellevue, Washington, have approved a plan to replace an aging office building with an apartment complex in the latest sign of interest by multifamily developers in the fast-growing Seattle suburb.
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has granted another round of tax incentives to a tech hub under construction in New Brunswick, awarding $259.4 million for a high-rise building that will include apartments and housing for medical students.
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 manufacturing plant underway near Columbia, South Carolina.
Almost two years after opening a waterfront apartment complex in Oakland, the developer is pivoting in response to what it sees as an oversupply of rental buildings and a shortage of middle-class homeownership opportunities in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Washington Commanders have selected the lead architect for the team's proposed football stadium in Washington, D.C., a development that is slated to anchor a larger 180-acre mixed-use campus in Northeast Washington.