Owner/user deal brings new purpose for the office building that welcomes visitors to Sonoma, California
Sale/Acquisition of the Year for North Bay
As visitors leave the Sonoma, California, airport, one of their first glimpses of the city is of a two-story glass office building. And as of last February, that space has a new ow...
Nashville apartments hit right notes with blend of on-site amenities and access
Multifamily development of the year for Nashville
Nestled between the amenities of downtown Nashville and an artsy suburb, a three-building apartment complex is affording residents a blend of city living and local flavor.
Mixed-use campus revitalizes an artsy Nashville neighborhood
Commercial development of the year for Nashville
An artsy neighborhood outside downtown Nashville that has been on the rise in recent years got an even bigger upgrade this year with the addition of The Finery, a 700,000-square-fo...
Once a surplus military building, this redevelopment is helping to revitalize a California city
Redevelopment of the Year for North Bay
A former historic military structure that was transformed into lofts is breathing new life into Alameda Point in California — and setting an example for future developments.
How a bargain retailer is shaping the Fairfield, California, market
Lease of the Year for North Bay
After years of vacancy, an expansive retail space in Fairfield, California, is finally getting new life — and locals see it as a sign of the city’s potential.
Former Electrolux facility to house one of the world's largest supercomputers
Lease of the year for Memphis
From the outside, the facility at 3231 Paul R. Lowry Road in Memphis, Tennessee, doesn’t look like much more than a typical warehouse. But inside, the recently redeveloped property...
Record-breaking deal confirms Nashville's prominent role as industrial hub
Sale of the year for Nashville
A development with deep ties to history sold in a record-breaking transaction in Nashville, Tennessee, solidifying the city’s prominent role as an industrial hub.
Justice Department raises concerns over new real estate agent rules
DOJ issues statement as judge prepares to approve settlement affecting homebuyers, sellers and agents
The U.S. Department of Justice is expressing concern about recent changes to the way people buy and sell houses in America.
GM invests $625 million in lithium project; Morgan Stanley sees loan growth; Supreme Court clears way for power plant rule change
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GM invests $625 million in lithium project