Indianapolis Colts star Sauce Gardner has filed a lawsuit against a Michigan construction company—claiming that the business failed to carry out renovations to a $935,000 abandoned apartment building in Detroit, despite receiving... Read more »
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Only one unit remains in a brand new luxury tower overlooking New York City‘s beloved Bryant Park. The 88-floor, 100-unit 520 Fifth Avenue is down to its final available condo, 44A, after a... Read more »
Colliers completed the sale of Gray Industrial Center Building 2, a newly completed 302,400-square-foot industrial facility at 530 Logistics Drive in Shelbyville, Kentucky, approximately 30 miles east of Louisville. The build-to-suit distribution... Read more »
Jamison Services’ office-to-residential conversion spree in its home neighborhood of Koreatown continues to grow. Jamison is looking to convert the existing 11-story Wilshire Park Plaza office building at 3700 Wilshire Boulevard into... Read more »
Short-term rental giant Airbnb has shelled out a whopping $81.5 million for an infamous New York City building that gained widespread attention when scammer Anna Delvey tried to lease it as the... Read more »
Sunset Development has selected Lennar to build within Canopy, a 27-acre residential neighborhood that is being developed on the BR8 office building site at Bishop Ranch in San Ramon. Lennar closed on 25 acres within the larger... Read more »
Real estate developer Randall “Randy” Kendrick recently drew the national spotlight, after reports emerged of his engagement to former Bravo reality TV star Yolanda Hadid. For several years, Kendrick has been working on... Read more »
A massive real estate development that would include more than 1,500 residences, dramatically transform three city blocks and alter the downtown Los Angeles skyline was approved Tuesday by the City Council. The... Read more »
Townhomes, row houses and bungalow courts are likely coming to 57 neighborhoods across L.A. as part of the city’s plan to delay Senate Bill 79. The historic housing bill, which took effect... Read more »