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DALLAS—Obsolete office buildings have been converted to residential use for young professionals, promoting a more active street life and acting as a spark for the area.
HOUSTON—Having Whole Foods as a tenant is a tremendous amenity for residents, which was evident in studying the success of other similar mixed-use developments around the country, according to Pearl developer Morgan.
LOS ANGELES—The Ratkovich Co. and City leaders gather to celebrate the unveiling of a new metro station to the center of the developer's retail campus in Downtown Los Angeles.
WASHINGTON, DC—"Even a pick-up in wage growth may be insufficient to compensate the impact of higher mortgage rates and home prices,” says Lawrence Yun at the National Association of Realtors.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Many older “B” buildings are grade level, which allows vehicles to drive through them loaded with parcels, and these assets typically have more land, which allows for vehicle staging, C&W's Rick Ellison tells GlobeSt.com.
CHICAGO—Adverse weather conditions, including high winds and precipitation, hasn't slowed things down on Related Midwest's One Bennett Park in Streeterville.