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STAMFORD, CT-The ongoing $2-billion Harbor Point project has already transformed Stamford's industrial South End into a number of luxury apartment towers and office buildings. However, the latest upgrade could potentially be sidetracked due to a debate over the city marina.
CHERRY HILL, NJ-The best use of a prime undeveloped parcel on Route 70 here may eventually be decided in court. The owner wants to develop an off-track betting facility at the site, while the township of Cherry Hill thinks its best use might be for a corporate headquarters campus.
LYNCHBURG, TN-Brown Forman Corp., parent company of Jack Daniel's, reports it will begin construction this fall on a $100-million expansion of its distillery here that dates back to 1866.
MIAMI-Architect Charles Corda of Coconut Grove is leading the fight against the planned redevelopment of the waterfront adjacent to Miami City Hall, saying the scope of the project is too large.
CHICAGO-Despite showing some signs of a slowdown, developers say they are not nervous about a rental apartment pipeline totaling more than 8,000 units over the next three years.
NEW YORK CITY-The bid by a trio of investors led by Chelsea Market owner Jamestown Properties to take control of Industry City in Brooklyn, has some believing that the massive manufacturing property can become the next Navy Yard.
ALBANY, NY-New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced on Saturday his office had filed a $40-million lawsuit against Donald Trump charging the developer promised students of his “Trump University” riches, but instead directed them to costly seminars and programs.
NEWARK, NJ-A New Jersey Appeals Court has upheld the $211-million tax credit awarded to Prudential Financial to build its new office tower here, which Gateway Center landlords had contested.