The Competition Bureau, Canada’s independent law enforcement agency designed to protect and promote competition for the benefit of consumers and businesses, is seeking market participants for input about the use of property controls in the Canadian grocery industry....
New York City’s Empire State Building has opened the Empire Lounge, encompassing 10,000 square feet of new tenant amenities. Located on the building’s Club Level, the Empire Lounge 17.5-foot vaulted ceilings, a variety of seating areas in tables, banquettes, and...
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Last week, a pair of football teams were in the news for trying to lure taxpayer funding for their respective efforts to construct new domed stadiums. Earlier this year, the Chicago Bears raised the specter of a new $4.6 billion domed stadium, with...
The commercial real estate finance and advisory services firm Walker & Dunlop (NYSE: WD) has expanded into hospitality investment sales with the addition of Jonathan (Jay) Morrow as senior managing director. Morrow specializes in institutional-grade hotel and...
The oldest church in Selma, Alabama, has sued its denomination in an attempt to maintain control of the property. AL.com reported the 185-year-old Church Street Methodist Church filed its lawsuit in Dallas County Circuit Court, claiming it never agreed to the “trust...