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Investor Consortium Acquires Montreal’s Historic Windsor Station
The 326,000-square-foot Windsor Station opened in 1889 and served as the headquarters of the Canadian Pacific Railway until 1996. Continue Reading Investor Consortium Acquires Montreal’s Historic Windsor Station
Alabama Builder Brings Home Sale Directly to Ethereum Blockchain
The company has purchased the land and finalized architectural plans for a 1,200-square-foot high-performance energy-efficient residence. Continue Reading Alabama Builder Brings Home Sale Directly to Ethereum Blockchain
Where Have the Property Rights Gone?: John G. Stevens’ Perspective
Property rights in the United States are at a critical juncture. Continue Reading Where Have the Property Rights Gone?: John G. Stevens’ Perspective
Report: Colorado Officials Told About Venezuelan Gang Presence Weeks Before the Story Went Public
Initially, officials in Aurora disputed reports on the gang’s activity as exaggerated and false. Continue Reading Report: Colorado Officials Told About Venezuelan Gang Presence Weeks Before the Story Went Public
Philadelphia 76ers Being Lured to Relocate into Proposed New Jersey Arena
The 76ers are based at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, but their lease ends after the 2030-31 season. Continue Reading Philadelphia 76ers Being Lured to Relocate into Proposed New Jersey Arena
Microsoft Pays $330 Million for Silicon Valley Campus
The 33.3-acre site is Microsoft’s primary campus and employment hub in the Bay Area. Continue Reading Microsoft Pays $330 Million for Silicon Valley Campus
LL Flooring to Shutter Retail Store Network
The closure process is expected to take 12 weeks to complete, with 2,000 employees losing their jobs. Continue Reading LL Flooring to Shutter Retail Store Network
7-Eleven Parent Company Rejects Takeover Bid
The target company complained the bid was “opportunistically timed and grossly undervalues our standalone path.” Continue Reading 7-Eleven Parent Company Rejects Takeover Bid
Mauricio Umansky: ‘We’re Not Going to See Prices Go Down’
Umansky was skeptical about the Kamala Harris proposed tax credit for first-time buyers. Continue Reading Mauricio Umansky: ‘We’re Not Going to See Prices Go Down’
Tech Trends: Improving Real Estate Communications
This week, our Tech Trends round-up features new tools designed to improve the flow of information within the real estate environment. Continue Reading Tech Trends: Improving Real Estate Communications
New Jersey Shopping Center Sells for $14.2 Million
The property is located along the Route 9 commuter thoroughfare and is 96% leased. Continue Reading New Jersey Shopping Center Sells for $14.2 Million
Mortgage Rates Remain Flat
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.35% as of Sept. 5, unchanged from last week. Continue Reading Mortgage Rates Remain Flat
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