Commercial Real Estate
12,000-Seat Soccer Stadium Project Planned for Baltimore
“We want to build the professional soccer foundation in Baltimore that’s going to lead to growth in the future,” said DC United Co-Chairman and CEO Jason Levien. Continue Reading 12,000-Seat Soccer Stadium Project Planned for Baltimore
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Prevent Data Centers from Increasing Consumer Electricity Costs
The legislation seeks to ensure new data centers use energy from power generation sources that are separate from the grid. Continue Reading Bipartisan Bill Aims to Prevent Data Centers from Increasing Consumer Electricity Costs
Person of the Week: Historian Charles Pappas on How the World’s Fair Impacts Development
New Orleans’ 1984 World’s Fair was a financial flop, but Pappas said its “long-term effect was one of profound prosperity.” Continue Reading Person of the Week: Historian Charles Pappas on How the World’s Fair Impacts Development
Boston Mayor Proposes Commercial Property Tax Hike to Plug Budget Shortfall
A recent data analysis determined the city risks losing more than $1 billion in tax revenue over the next five years. Continue Reading Boston Mayor Proposes Commercial Property Tax Hike to Plug Budget Shortfall
MOD Pizza Denies California Restaurant Closings Were Tied to Minimum Wage Hike
The Seattle-headquartered company still has 53 locations across California. Continue Reading MOD Pizza Denies California Restaurant Closings Were Tied to Minimum Wage Hike
San Francisco Proposal Would Require a Six-Month Notice Before Grocery Stores Can Close
A similar proposal was vetoed in 1984 by then-Mayor Diane Feinstein. Continue Reading San Francisco Proposal Would Require a Six-Month Notice Before Grocery Stores Can Close
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of April 1-5
In the spotlight: A bizarre attack on a major mortgage company, an about-face by the Federal Reserve and a luxury retailer is coming to San Francisco. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of April 1-5
NY Attorney General Questions Trump’s Bond in Valuation Fraud Case
The judge in the case, Arthur Engoron, tentatively scheduled a hearing for April 22 to discuss the bond. Continue Reading NY Attorney General Questions Trump’s Bond in Valuation Fraud Case
Cushman & Wakefield Names Jessica Francisco at Chief Sustainability Officer
Francisco joined Cushman & Wakefield in 2022 as the global head of sustainability for the firm’s occupier services business. Continue Reading Cushman & Wakefield Names Jessica Francisco at Chief Sustainability Officer
McDonald’s Buys Back All Franchise Locations in Israel
McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE:MCD) announced it has been signed an agreement with Omri Padan, owner and CEO of Alonyal Limited, to buy back all 225 franchise locations in Israel owned by Alonyal. Upon completion of the transaction, McDonald’s Corporation will own...
Discount Retailer 99 Cents Only Stores to Close All 371 Locations
The company operates retail locations in in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas. Continue Reading Discount Retailer 99 Cents Only Stores to Close All 371 Locations
Discount Retailer 99 Cents Only Store Mulling Bankruptcy
The company operates over 370 stores across California, Arizona, Nevada and Texas. Continue Reading Discount Retailer 99 Cents Only Store Mulling Bankruptcy
