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In our pre-event coverage of GlobeSt.com's ADAPT awards, we reviewed various adaptive reuse projects across the country. This year, we have named Hotel Indigo – Pepper Building as most thoughtful repositioning of abandoned space.

Construction is underway at Fremont Crossing, a two building 55,000-square-foot commercial project located along the Lake Washington Ship Canal at 316 S. Florentia St. in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood.

The increased drive for experience-based retail across the nation and in Dallas reflects a deeper economic trend─one with implications that go far beyond shopping centers and Millennials' shifting tastes.

For GlobeSt.com's 2019 ADAPT awards, we examined adaptive reuse projects throughout the nation. This year, we recognize Piazza Pod Park as the commercial project transformation of the year.

"The most successful jobs are when the contractor, the developer and their consultants work together as a team."

Carmel Rancho II Shopping Center, a neighborhood shopping center in Monterey County, was family owned by the Beeman Family Trust since being constructed in 1959.

Regent Properties acquired the class-A office project comprised of two 18-story towers over shared structured parking that was redeveloped in 2000 and renovated in 2017.

The $1 billion 150-acre development accounts for nearly half of the total office space in Hidden Ridge, which includes roughly 3 million square feet of office as well as multifamily and retail space.