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Taft Stettinius & Hollister has opened a new downtown office on the 28th floor of Great American Tower, repurposing a former fine‑dining space at Queen City Square.
The long-vacant Hotel Carter at 250 W. 43rd St. is set for an all-cash sheriff's auction on May 6, 2026 after years of city violations and lender pressure.
Ten Eastern Market buildings are under contract in a major portfolio turnover, with asking prices ranging from the low six figures to multimillion-dollar listings.
New filings and site work have raised hope, but CBRE data and local brokers say recent deliveries still leave Salt Lake with a sizable apartment surplus.
A pair of county filings on March 9 signal early permitting activity for Magnifica, the marketed $1B luxury community near Kissimmee.
A shrinking group of Black building owners in downtown Detroit are scrambling as prices and rehab costs surge. They must choose between selling, partnering or reinvesting.
Rubenstein Partners secured a $127M refinancing for the 1.1M‑sqft Chesterbrook campus after investing tens of millions in renovations and landing new leases.
A new zoning bill would let developers build more apartments within a quarter‑mile of SEPTA stations, part of Mayor Parker’s broader H.O.M.E. housing push. City Council will now review the package.
Star On 18, the Chelsea diner at 128 Tenth Ave, announced it will close after 25 years; owners gave no final date and the space’s future is uncertain.
Inventory and months-of-supply have ticked up in Charlotte, giving buyers more time to shop while well-priced listings still draw strong offers. Local data show the market settling into seasonal norms.
A Shorewood Tudor, a 22‑acre Franklin farm and a repurposed substation were among Milwaukee County's priciest recent sales, underscoring tight inventory and buyer demand.
Voloridge bought part of Harbourside Place and plans a roughly $58M HQ expansion in Jupiter that could bring up to 200 tech and professional jobs.
NEISD is moving chiller replacements, sunshades and safety upgrades into planning under its 2025 bond. Architects were chosen and a multi‑year timeline is now public.
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