Commercial Real Estate
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
Canadian Retailer Warehouse One Begins Liquidation Sales at All 128 Stores
Items are now discounted up to 40% of their original prices. Continue Reading Canadian Retailer Warehouse One Begins Liquidation Sales at All 128 Stores
Lawsuit Seeks to Stop Land Transfer for Trump Presidential Library
The lawsuit claims the land transfer violates the Emoluments Clause of the US Constitution. Continue Reading Lawsuit Seeks to Stop Land Transfer for Trump Presidential Library
Trump Reverses Opposition to Chinese Ownership of US Farmland
The USDA reported Chinese entities possess 277,336 acres, or less than 1% of overall foreign-held farmland. Continue Reading Trump Reverses Opposition to Chinese Ownership of US Farmland
Centennial CEO Steven Levin to Retire After 3 Decades of Leadership
Paul Kurzawa, the company’s president since 2024, will take on the CEO position. Continue Reading Centennial CEO Steven Levin to Retire After 3 Decades of Leadership
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of May 11-15
A new chairman at the Federal Reserve, a new real estate tax to bite Big Apple homebuyers, and London’s most famous rooftop will open to the public. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of May 11-15
Cleveland Rejects $1.6 Billion Data Center Project in Residential Neighborhood
“Mayor Bibb has serious concerns about hyperscale, standalone data centers being placed in residential neighborhoods,” said the mayor’s office in a statement. Continue Reading Cleveland Rejects $1.6 Billion Data Center Project in Residential Neighborhood
Tampa Bay Rays in Tentative Deal with Local Officials on New $2.3 Billion Ballpark
The team has played at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg since their 1998 launch. Continue Reading Tampa Bay Rays in Tentative Deal with Local Officials on New $2.3 Billion Ballpark
Marcus & Millichap Hires Michael Puline as National Director of Retail Division
Puline joins the Calabasas, California-based company from Perform Properties, where he was most recently vice president of national accounts. Continue Reading Marcus & Millichap Hires Michael Puline as National Director of Retail Division
Whole Foods Expands Streamlined Daily Shops to 3 New Markets
Whole Foods Market launched the Daily Shop concept in New York City in 2024. Continue Reading Whole Foods Expands Streamlined Daily Shops to 3 New Markets
Commercial Broker Donates $1 Million for Scholarships at University of Connecticut’s Real Estate Program
The donation is the largest made by an individual in the program’s 41-year history. Continue Reading Commercial Broker Donates $1 Million for Scholarships at University of Connecticut’s Real Estate Program
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