Proposed Milwaukee tower, set to be tallest US timber structure, finalizes construction loan
Neutral Project's Edison apartment building would add to city's collection of tall timber high-rises
High-rise buildings made from specially manufactured wood are gaining popularity in the architecture world, and Milwaukee is set to have two of the tallest such buildings in the Un...
Ardent's Piedmont Center office park in Atlanta headed to foreclosure auction
Morgan Stanley represents lender group on $330 million outstanding loan balance
A large office park in Atlanta’s Buckhead district is scheduled for a foreclosure auction next month, just a few years after Ardent Cos. completed its multiphase acquisition of the...
Amazon picks Georgia for $11 billion investment in data centers
Corporate giant has been scooping up hundreds of acres in the state over past few months
Amazon Web Services' latest target in its acceleration of multibillion-dollar data center development is Georgia, where the cloud computing giant has been scooping up hundreds of a...
Quarry owner to develop new South Carolina properties to supply construction projects
Sand, gravel, crushed stone producers may be hurt by new tariffs, trade group says
A major producer of gravel, sand and other materials plans to develop new quarries in South Carolina amid steady growth in the construction sector, even with uncertainty looming ov...
Hotel developer buys office building in Greenville, South Carolina, tourism district
Auro Hotels may redevelop former office at site of riverside park, pedestrian bridge
A developer of mid-market hotels acquired an office building in the center of Greenville, South Carolina’s tourist district and could redevelop the property into a new hospitality ...
Highwoods buys 14 ground leases at suburban Atlanta office park
Deals for Century Center office park give REIT more long-term flexibility
Highwoods Properties, a Sun Belt-focused real estate investment trust that has been fine-tuning its office portfolio, acquired the ground leases for 14 properties at a suburban Atl...
These elevators learn where people want to go, making office conversions easier
Developers weigh construction obstacles with desire for more leasable space
Elevator shafts are a costly but necessary component of any high-rise building. Now, some companies that design and make elevators think they’ve found a way to address that dilemma...
This Austin, Texas, suburb shows how developers make libraries center of town square developments
Design of Cedar Park's new library includes screened reading porches, covered outdoor spaces
A recent trend in mixed-use developments is to center the project on a distinctive property to provide a sense of character and place, be it a sports stadium or a historic structur...
Syracuse lures latest semiconductor maker to region's growing tech industry
State-owned facility in upstate New York lost two tenants before finding buyer in ON Semiconductor
A semiconductor maker that specializes in the automotive sector bought a vacant plant near Syracuse, New York, becoming the latest newcomer to the region’s growing technology indus...
Roosevelt Hall conversion preserves Atlanta historic landmark, modernizes structure
Architecture firm Moody Nolan has extensive portfolio of design work for historically Black colleges and universities
The West End neighborhood of Atlanta is filled with places of historic significance to the Civil Rights Movement. It is home to Morehouse College, the alma mater of Martin Luther K...
Construction to begin next year on tallest apartment building in Des Moines, Iowa
Proposed 515 Walnut project adds to growing pipeline of residential units being built downtown
Construction is set to begin early next year on the tallest residential building in Des Moines, Iowa, on the site of a former downtown mall.
Johns Hopkins University hires Skanska, Perkins Eastman for $130 million library renovation
Marks first renovation in 60 years for university's main library in Baltimore
A team of architects, engineers and builders are giving the 60-year-old main library at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore a major makeover.
Infinity Properties enters Atlanta market with acquisition of shallow-bay industrial portfolio
Middour Investments sells six-building portfolio with dozens of tenants for $17.5 million
A Florida-based investor made its first acquisition in the Atlanta area with a deal for a six-building portfolio of highly coveted shallow-bay industrial buildings.
Yellow gets court approval for latest sale as CBRE markets remaining truck terminals
Defunct trucking company still trying to sell about 100 terminals
A federal judge approved Yellow’s $192.5 million sale of truck terminals as brokerage CBRE looks for buyers for the defunct trucking company’s remaining portfolio of about 100 term...
Renovation of Atlanta's tallest building helps nab law firm
Eversheds Sutherland inks lease at CP Group's Bank of America Plaza
CP Group’s renovation of Atlanta’s tallest building appears to be paying off after it secured one of the city’s 20 largest office leases this year.
Amazon Web Services boosts data center investments in Ohio by $10 billion
Amazon subsidiary considers developing up to eight new sites across state
Amazon Web Services is upping the ante on its data center investments in Ohio as the cloud computing provider seeks to meet soaring demand for digital infrastructure and applicatio...
Syracuse steelmaker files for bankruptcy, putting future of large industrial site up in the air
Crucible Industries has operated from a 70-acre tract for more than a century
A steel maker that operates from a 70-acre site in Syracuse, New York, filed for bankruptcy protection in a move that could eventually lead to the company vacating more than 1 mill...
Houston shopping center renovation to create upgraded retail, restaurant spaces
MetroNational, Radom Capital team up on Greenside project in Memorial City area
A 1970s-era shopping center in Houston is set for a makeover by an architecture firm known for its design of a retro-styled burger chain in Texas.
Soccer's surging North American popularity creates boom in stadium development
New arenas planned or under construction in New York, Miami, Boston, Detroit and other cities
Soccer is setting attendance records across North America, and that's helping to spur another boom: stadium design and construction.
Yellow agrees to sell a dozen terminals to Estes, R&L trucking companies
The nearly $200 million in property sales still needs bankruptcy court approval
Yellow Corp. agreed to sell a dozen truck terminals near Los Angeles, Miami and other major markets for about $200 million to generate funds to pay off creditors in its bankruptcy ...