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Representative imageOffice Construction Lags, Coworking Gains GroundFlex space expands as companies shift away from traditional office leases, while developers scale back office starts. The post Office Construction Lags, Coworking Gains Ground appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Redlands City Council Approves Whole Foods-Anchored Retail CenterThe Marketplace, a Whole Foods-anchored retail development designed by KTGY Architects for Regency Centers, received unanimous approval recently from the Redlands City Council, clearing the way for the development to move forward to building permits and construction.
Signorelli Breaks Ground on New Caney Planned CommunityThe Signorelli Company has broken ground on the Azalea District at Valley Ranch, a 1,400-acre master-planned community in New Caney. Spanning 328 acres along the high-growth U.S.
U.S. Construction Costs Remain Elevated as Spending Slows in H2 2025Construction spending across the U.S. slowed in the second half of 2025; however, costs remain elevated and uneven across regions, according to Turner & Townsend’s H2 2025 US market intelligence report.
McHugh Construction, Powers & Sons Break Ground on 12-Story Affordable Housing Project in ChicagoCHICAGO — McHugh Construction and joint venture partner Powers & Sons Construction, along with The Community Builders (TCB), have broken ground on Southbridge 1C, the latest phase in the redevelopment of the former Harold Ickes Homes at 2305 S. State St. in Chicago’s South Loop.
Matan Breaks Ground on 250,000 SF Spec Industrial Facility in Stafford, VirginiaSTAFFORD, VA. — Matan Cos. has broken ground on a 250,000-square-foot industrial facility located at the Courthouse Road interchange off I-95 in Stafford, about 44 miles south of Washington, D.C. The spec facility is the first property within Matan’s Venture Industrial park.
McHugh Construction, Powers & Sons Break Ground on Housing Development in Chicago’s South LoopMcHugh Construction and joint venture partner Powers & Sons Construction broke ground on Southbridge 1C, the latest phase in the redevelopment of the former Harold Ickes Homes at 2305 S. State Street in Chicago’s South Loop.
GFP Launches Affiliated Company Focused on Development and ConstructionGFP Real Estate, LLC has launched GFP Development, a new affiliated company formalizing the firm’s rapidly growing development and construction platform as GFP continues to pursue large-scale development, repositioning and conversion opportunities throughout New York City and…
Construction Underway on 310-Room, Dual-Branded Tampa HotelMcKibbon Hospitality is building an AC Hotel and Moxy Hotel Tampa Downtown at 111 N. Meridian Ave. in Tampa’s Channel District. The 13-story project will consist of 310 rooms, 175 AC and 135 Moxy rooms. It’s expected to open in early 2028.
Constellation Real Estate to Develop 422,452 SF Industrial Project in Northwest HoustonHOUSTON — Constellation Real Estate Partners will develop a 422,452-square-foot industrial project in northwest Houston.
NEI Completes Construction of 166-Unit Seniors Housing Community in Winter Garden, FloridaWINTER GARDEN, FLA. — NEI General Contracting has completed the construction of a new senior living community located in Winter Garden, a western suburb of Orlando. NEI acted as the general contractor on behalf of the developer, Leo Brown Group.
Shopoff, AO Break Ground on Mixed-Use Redevelopment of Westminster MallArchitecture firm AO broke ground on Bolsa Pacific at Westminster.
Pair of 99-Unit Residential Buildings Planned for Bronx’s Claremont VillageLeo Brody of ZLB Holdings, a Bronx-based multifamily buyer and developer, has submitted plans to build a 99-unit construction project at 1526 Grand Concourse in the Bronx’s Claremont Village neighborhood.
Lockton Unveils Design for Future Global HQ in Kansas CityLockton revealed new renderings and design details of its future global headquarters in Leawood, Kansas. The project is one of the largest build-to-suit office developments to break ground in the Midwest in the past five years.
ABS Partners Files Plans to Build 400 Units of Housing at 515 West 57th StreetNew York City-based investment firm ABS Partners Real Estate has filed a rezoning application to build almost 400 units of housing near Manhattan’s Upper West Side, where a television studio currently stands.
Life Time Living to Start Work on Raleigh ProjectLife Time Living plans to break ground soon on a luxury fitness club and residential tower in Raleigh.
Arverne East Team Breaks Ground on First and Largest Residential BuildingThe Arverne East Development Team has broken ground on Arverne East Building D, a 320-unit affordable mixed-use project which will create 89 cooperative homeownership units and 229 rental apartments in the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens.
Henderson Park, GRP Break Ground on 266-Unit Build-to-Rent Community in Hardeeville, South CarolinaHARDEEVILLE, S.C. — Henderson Park, an international private equity real estate firm, and Green Room Partners (GRP), a Charleston-based real estate development and investment firm, has broken ground on The Bower, a 266-unit build-to-rent community located in Hardeeville, about…
Representative imageHow Commercial Real Estate Investment Fueled Detroit’s Urban ComebackThe near-death and recovery of any great American city always starts with a story.
Council Speaker Menin Proposes Building Thousands of Apartments on Small LotsNew York City Council Speaker Julie Menin on Friday announced a proposal to build up to 35,000 new apartments on nearly 3,000 small lots across the five boroughs.