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Despite many concerns about commercial real estate — particularly in the downtown — Jason Cottle, managing director of RBC Capital Markets Real Estate Group,…

Atlas Real Estate Partners' Noah Weiss shares details from his vast experience with residential development in Opportunity Zones.

An RFE/RL investigation found that companies controlled by billionaire Timur Kulibaev acquired formerly government-owned land in top locations in Kazakhstan’s business capital, Almaty. But he may have to fight to keep them. 

The Zeckendorfs have closed on 570 Washington St. for $340 million

The Zeckendorfs have closed on 570 Washington St. for $340 million

In a company update, the firm said it will list on NSE via introduction at the Growth Enterprise Market Segment in the second quarter of this year.

An Arizona-based real estate investment firm bought part of the vacant seven-story building in downtown Greensburg that formerly housed A.E. Troutman Co. department store with plans to convert it into 57 apartments. Urban Communities Steel Valley LLC of Phoenix told city officials it wants to create “multi-family workforce apartments” in

Successful developers must find a piece of land that suits their needs, spend time planning, designing and obtaining necessary permits before construction can…

A six-story, 79-unit apartment building is planned for a former tannery complex in Walkers Point. Construction is to begin in July on the building, developer Peter Moede Jr. said Tuesday. It will take about 14 months to complete. The building will be the final phase of River Place Lofts, 625 W. Freshwater Way. River Place Lofts is just west of South Sixth Street, overlooking the Menomonee River Canal, about one block north of West Virginia Street. It features three former Pfister & Vogel Ta...

THE STANDARD By Wainaina Wambu | January 19th 2021 at 08:30:00 GMT +0300 NSE Chief Executive Geoffrey Odundo. [David Gichuru, Standard] After four years, Homeboyz Entertainment seems to have ended the listing drought at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), becoming the first entertainment firm to join the bourse.  The listing by way of introduction came through the Growth Enterprise Market Segment (Gems). Gems was set up in 2013, targeting small firms, but has since attracted only five s...