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A proposal for 300 new apartments and townhouses just blocks away from the site of the future Chattanooga Lookouts ballpark won approval from a planning panel on Monday.

Railroad industry news about: MTA, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York City, Park Avenue Viaduct, Harlem, Metro-North Railroad, Grand Central Terminal, project labor agreement, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, Capital Construction and Development Co.. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index dialed up 82.60 points — or 0.78 percent — to close at 10,660.94 on Tuesday, as the monthly Purchasing Managers’ Index from Riyad Bank reported a sharp demand recovery and strongest job growth in almost five years. Tadawul All Share Index’s total trading turnover also increased to SR3.88 billion ($1.03 billion) from Monday’s SR3.67

MAJOR champion Yuka Saso’s buildup for the 2023 Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) season gathers momentum after she linked up with Federal Land Inc. as a brand ambassador for the real estate developer. The 2021 US Women’s Open champion said she’s delighted to have signed up with Federal Land, which…

A new tool to boost competitiveness for industrial land is under way in southeast Michigan. Communities can get property “verified” for marketing to site selectors, who are rushing to add space to support the EV industry.

WATERTOWN — The planned DICK’s Sporting Goods store got a final approval to proceed with relocating to Towne Center, the sprawling Route 3 plaza with Target as the anchor store.

From the blog of Linda M. Hakerem at The Times of Israel

The project consists of constructing two buildings. One will include 50 units of affordable housing for seniors and the second will be a community center

Four vacant tracts in southwest Forsyth County have been sold for a combined $975,000 to a Clemmons real-estate group, according to a Forsyth County Register of Deeds filing Monday. The

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main index slipped for the third straight session on Monday following the reigning global sentiment amid the likelihood of a hawkish US monetary policy. For the first time since Sept. 27, the Tadawul All Share Index fell below the psychological mark of 11,000, shedding 1,100 points in a month. TASI fell 122 points to close at 10,930, even as the parallel