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ATLANTA-The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority is set to issue a Request for Qualifications next month to interested developers and investors for a prime four-acre parcel adjacent to the King Memorial station here.
MIAMI-Portman CMC, one of the bidders vying for the right to redevelop the Miami Beach Convention Center, has decided to save the storied Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater after all.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions reports it has added a total of 28 multi-family properties in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee so far in 2013.
COLUMBIA, MD-GP Strategies, a company that offers training, e-learning, management, consulting and engineering services, is relocating its global headquarters from Elkridge to the 70 Corporate Center building here.
WASHINGTON, DC-A surge in apartment construction is causing Washington, DC to be one of the few major cities to likely have a decrease in apartment rental rates this year.
PHILADELPHIA-Mayor Michael Nutter sent a letter to the U.S. Olympic committee officially putting the city's hat in the ring as a bidder to host the 2024 Olympic Games.
PHILADELPHIA-Although some positive demographic trends have emerged of late for the city, Philadelphia's business community continues to struggle in terms of employment.
WHITE PLAINS, NY-The stakes have gotten a bit higher In the ongoing battle between Westchester County Executive Robert Astorino and the U.S. Department of Housing over the terms of a 2009 fair housing case settlement.
NEW YORK CITY-Ralph Rucci is moving from its Soho location to nearly 17,000 square feet of office, manufacturing and showroom space at 151 West 26th St. in the Chelsea district.
NEW YORK CITY-The New York City Planning Commission says it will mandate new commercial tower buildings in the new midtown east rezoning plan be 15% more efficient than current requirements under the city's building code allow.