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The sale transaction for the 93.3%-leased shopping center was announced by brokerage firm HFF, which marketed the property on behalf of the seller, Retail Value Inc, which earlier this month spun off of Beechwood, OH-based DDR Corp.
Tony Cho, CEO of Metro 1, says his firm is seeking a hospitality partner to co-develop the one-acre site located at the intersection of Northwest 2nd Avenue and 29th Street. The conceptual plan calls for the development of hospitality, office, retail and possibly residential space.
Four developments in West Dallas will add much-need retail and residential space, and Oaxaca's Brent Jackson discusses investing in underserved areas of the city in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
The 38-mile $1.8 billion reconstruction of US 290 will be a bellwether of a new phase of growth for the corridor and Wolff Companies recently acquired 521 acres on the freeway for that very purpose.
Among its fastest growing markets, uBreakiFix opened nine new locations in the Kansas City area and four new locations in Florida in the second quarter. The firm also expanded its footprint in Omaha, NE; Toronto, Ontario and other existing markets.
Less than a year after the city passed a comprehensive rezoning of Far Rockaway, the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development and Housing Development Corp. also reported on Wednesday they recently closed on construction financing to deliver 457 units of affordable housing for the initial phase of the Far Rockaway Village project.
An appellate court ruled one incident of illegal activity, in this case dealing in ivory, was enough to end an art and antique store's lease. But the dealer's attorney is going to a higher court.