Commercial Real Estate
Chicago Boosts Hotel Tax, Making it the Nation’s Highest
The tax increase applies to room rates at hotels with 100 or more rooms. Continue Reading Chicago Boosts Hotel Tax, Making it the Nation’s Highest
Chase Opens New Pacific Palisades Branch to Replace Wildfire-Destroyed Location
The branch offers on‑site valet parking, complimentary Wi‑Fi and two ATMs. Continue Reading Chase Opens New Pacific Palisades Branch to Replace Wildfire-Destroyed Location
Buffalo Bills to Sell Items from Highmark Stadium, Including Goal Posts and Trough Urinals
The Bills played at Highmark Stadium since 1973, with their last regular season game being held on Jan. 4. Continue Reading Buffalo Bills to Sell Items from Highmark Stadium, Including Goal Posts and Trough Urinals
Massachusetts Golf Course Sold for $24.8 Million to Solar Energy Developer
The golf course hosted US Open Qualifying events in 1998 and 2001. Continue Reading Massachusetts Golf Course Sold for $24.8 Million to Solar Energy Developer
Office Leasing Activity Up 5% During 2025
Last year, office tenants signed for an estimated 410 million square feet of space. Continue Reading Office Leasing Activity Up 5% During 2025
Multifamily Housing Proposed at Site of Shuttered Historic San Francisco Theater
The Empire Theater opened in 1925 and permanently closed in February 2021. Continue Reading Multifamily Housing Proposed at Site of Shuttered Historic San Francisco Theater
4-Building Connecticut Office Park Sells for $58.5 Million
The property covers 945,000 square feet within the larger six-building, 1.5 million square feet Merritt 7 complex. Continue Reading 4-Building Connecticut Office Park Sells for $58.5 Million
New Theme Park to Focus on Count Dracula
An opening date has not been set, but organizers expect it to be ready either later this year or in early 2027. Continue Reading New Theme Park to Focus on Count Dracula
Hilton Drops Minneapolis-Area Franchise Accused of Barring ICE Agents
“Hilton is – and always has been – a welcoming place for all,” said the company in a statement. Continue Reading Hilton Drops Minneapolis-Area Franchise Accused of Barring ICE Agents
Steve Sheetz, Who Expanded Convenience Store Chain Across 7 States, Dies at 77
He began working part-time at the age of 12 for Sheetz Kwik Shopper, a convenience store company owned by his brother Bob. Continue Reading Steve Sheetz, Who Expanded Convenience Store Chain Across 7 States, Dies at 77
Dept. of Homeland Security Accuses Hilton of Refusing Minneapolis-Area Hotel Reservations for ICE Agents
The cancelation email said Hilton was “not allowing any ICE or immigration agents to stay at our property.” Continue Reading Dept. of Homeland Security Accuses Hilton of Refusing Minneapolis-Area Hotel Reservations for ICE Agents
Cash-Strapped Albuquerque Church Seeks to Donate Itself to the State of New Mexico
The 25,000-square-foot church property opened in 1950 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011. Continue Reading Cash-Strapped Albuquerque Church Seeks to Donate Itself to the State of New Mexico
