Commercial Real Estate
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 13-17
Nationwide protests against data center construction, the expense of living in older houses, and two movie stars stuck with mansions no one wants to buy. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 13-17
Man Behind Proposed Detroit-Area Sports and Entertainment Complex Charged with Wire Fraud
Kenneth Bardwell reportedly spent most of the investor funds on gentlemen’s clubs, luxury retail goods, rental cars, and lifestyle expenses for himself and his associates. Continue Reading Man Behind Proposed Detroit-Area Sports and Entertainment Complex Charged with Wire Fraud
Healthcare Real Estate Platform Big Sky Asset Management Acquires HealthCap Partners
Healthcap President Nikki Matthews will join Big Sky’s acquisitions team as a director. Continue Reading Healthcare Real Estate Platform Big Sky Asset Management Acquires HealthCap Partners
Q2 Retail Construction Activity Mostly Flat
Geographically, the Texas markets Dallas, Houston and Austin collectively accounted for just over 21% of the national pipeline. Continue Reading Q2 Retail Construction Activity Mostly Flat
Access Point Financial Names Michael Gould as CFO
Gould most recently served as senior director at Freddie Mac. Continue Reading Access Point Financial Names Michael Gould as CFO
NY Gov. Hochul to Sign 1-Year Moratorium on Data Center Construction
“New York will lead the way in creating the strongest standards in the nation for data center development,” said Hochul, who is seeking re-election this year. Continue Reading NY Gov. Hochul to Sign 1-Year Moratorium on Data Center Construction
Grant Denham Joins Pennsylvania Data Center Partners as Chief of Staff
Denham most recently headed Palm Pacific Partners, a real estate investment and development firm he founded. Continue Reading Grant Denham Joins Pennsylvania Data Center Partners as Chief of Staff
Stephen Stroud, Prominent Raleigh-Area Developer, Dies at 83
Stroud was also instrumental in bringing the Hartford Whalers of the National Hockey League to the arena in 1997, where they were renamed the Carolina Hurricanes. Continue Reading Stephen Stroud, Prominent Raleigh-Area Developer, Dies at 83
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 6-10
A university tries to kick an 89-year-old man out of his home, a new wave of young buyers arrives in the housing market, and long-overdue closure at the site of the 9/11 attacks. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 6-10
Long-Dormant Maryland Auto Racing Track Listed at $15 Million
The track opened 1952 and offered multiple racing configurations that included a dirt oval, a paved oval and road course layouts for sports car racing. Continue Reading Long-Dormant Maryland Auto Racing Track Listed at $15 Million
Indiana Governor: Bears Stadium Relocation is ‘In the Red Zone’
“We don’t want to raise taxes on the people of Illinois,” Illinois Gov. Pritzker said last month. Continue Reading Indiana Governor: Bears Stadium Relocation is ‘In the Red Zone’
Green Street Debuts Canadian Commercial Property Price Index
The Canadian CPPI joins Green Street’s established US and European indices. Continue Reading Green Street Debuts Canadian Commercial Property Price Index
