
Historic Denver Building on Larimer Street Begins Restoration
A historic building at 2100 Larimer Street in Denver's Ballpark District, vacant for years, is set for a major restoration after being purchased for $1.45 million.
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A historic building at 2100 Larimer Street in Denver's Ballpark District, vacant for years, is set for a major restoration after being purchased for $1.45 million.

A 14-acre property in Redmond, Washington, formerly home to a Sears store, is now on the market, offering a major mixed-use development opportunity.

Demolition at the former Brookwood Village mall is set to begin in early March, clearing the way for a major mixed-use redevelopment project.

Manatee County officials have unanimously denied a 2,000-home development, citing concerns that roads and local amenities are not equipped to handle the growth.

A Riverside County developer is set to acquire the unfinished 'graffiti towers' in downtown Los Angeles for $470 million. The KPC Development Group and Lendlease joint venture plans to complete the lu

Los Angeles's 'mansion tax,' Measure ULA, has fallen short of revenue goals and worsened the housing shortage by discouraging new development, city officials confirm.

Los Angeles has launched a new ordinance to simplify converting empty commercial buildings into housing, aiming to tackle the city's housing and office vacancy crises.

Loyola University Maryland has launched a new Bachelor of Science in Real Estate to meet growing industry demand and train professionals for Baltimore's evolving market.

Portland's 20 largest office buildings have lost nearly 70% of their market value since 2019, triggering major budget shortfalls for the city and schools.

Despite a nationwide construction boom, new research shows rents are rising for low-income families as developers focus on luxury units and operating costs soar.

Amid a severe real estate crisis, a new model of urban development is emerging in China, focusing on integrated, community-focused neighborhoods instead of empty towers.

South Florida real estate developers are concentrating new investments in Miami's urban core, focusing on Downtown and Brickell amid a population boom.