Colliers represented ClarkDietrich in a 32,558-square-foot office lease that will occupy nearly three-quarters of a new office building at Montgomery Quarter, a mixed-use development located at 9260 Montgomery Road in Cincinnati, Ohio.... Read more »
Any day now, worried the residents of the luxury Metropolis towers in Los Angeles, the building’s power and water could be shut off. The residential towers, located near the Crypto.com Arena and... Read more »
A working-class Brooklyn neighborhood known for its sweeping views of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge—and its many “Saturday Night Fever” filming locations—is getting a luxury makeover. Shore Road, with its dazzling bridge, New York... Read more »
A large-scale housing development has been approved on the former site of a state hospital campus in Costa Mesa. The City Council last week approved a plan for 2,300 residences on the... Read more »
JLL Capital Markets arranged the $83.5-million sale of the Bridge & Fulton Development Site, a large-scale mixed-use development opportunity located at 485 Fulton St. and 147 Lawrence St. in Downtown Brooklyn. Borough... Read more »
Stanford Crossing is positioning more than 100 acres of commercial land within Lathrop, representing what it calls a rare opportunity for developers to establish an early foothold in a rapidly growing market.... Read more »
Southeast Florida may be all about the beaches, but for one new development, it’s all about nature preservation and sustainable farming. Newfield, a new masterplanned community in Palm City, FL, 40 miles... Read more »
High Street Residential (HSR), the residential subsidiary of Trammell Crow Company, has topped out construction on the firm’s first Manhattan project, The Marq, a 25-story luxury residential tower in SoHo. Slated for completion... Read more »
Shopoff Realty Investments has secured unanimous approval from the Buena Park City Council for 5600 Beach Blvd, a 13.76-acre residential development in Buena Park. The property is currently occupied by the Amway Corporation with... Read more »
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is putting cities on notice that stalling housing development could mean losing tax revenue. In comments at a press event in Round Rock, the Republican governor took aim... Read more »