An upscale Dallas hotel built by legendary developer Trammell Crow is expected to get a $100 million renovation to its atrium, meeting spaces and common areas as well as its 1,617 rooms over the next few years.
After 18 years in the front office of the Los Angeles Dodgers and another two decades in wealth management, Bob Graziano is taking a swing at real estate development.
New York state is poised to deal three casino licenses after the five-person Gaming Facility Location Board approved each of the remaining downstate proposals, all within New York City’s borders.
As U.S. theme parks head into the peak of the holiday promotion season this week, their operators are facing more challenges in returning to pre-pandemic attendance and revenue.
Proposals to redevelop Glasgow’s Chinatown as a neighbourhood and cultural destination have been unveiled by New City Burnside, a joint venture between Keltbray Developments and the current owners.
Hurlands, the new investment vehicle of Bridges co-founder Philip Newborough, is targeting the UK's next big leisure growth story as it prepares to open its first flagship pickleball and padel centre.
The site of a Silicon Valley parking lot that was previously meant to house a gleaming tech campus could instead become part of the city of San Jose’s plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district.
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 unfinished concrete ledge about five stories above King Street and gestures toward Roy Thomson Hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.