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Why Not All Investors Are California Dreamin' 

Movie star Cary Grant once remarked that a luxurious castle on the California coast was a great place to spend the Depression. In a similar vein, investors...

Florida's Sweet Spot 

A depressed housing market and record gas prices have plunged Florida's economy into recession, local economists report....

Will Louisville Rally Be Cut Short? 

A distribution and warehouse juggernaut has propelled Louisville's economic growth in recent years, but shaky times are sending a jolt through the city...

Double-Barreled BOOM in Kansas City 

In a challenging economy with residential real estate in the doldrums and commercial sectors under pressure, Kansas City has bucked the trend and enjoyed...

Big D Big on Mixed-Use 

Buoyed by population growth that continues to outpace the rest of the nation, Dallas developers seemingly are in a race to break ground on a whole new...

The Bronx is Booming 

Three decades after the late sportscaster Howard Cosell uttered the infamous cry, The Bronx is burning! during the 1978 World Series at Yankee Stadium,...

Mesa del Sol Reshapes Region 

In the high desert of Albuquerque, developer Forest City Enterprises is creating from scratch a 12,900-acre master-planned community called Mesa del Sol...

Downtown Los Angeles Goes Upscale 

Less than a decade ago, downtown Los Angeles was pocked with vacant eyesores aging office and industrial buildings emptied out in the 1990s during an...

City of Big Shoulders Craves Big Office Towers 

Real estate deal making and development are unfolding all around Chicago on a grand scale. The nation's largest convention center, McCormick Place, just...

Mega Warehouses Rise in Phoenix 

If investors thought industrial development in Phoenix was hot in the 1990s, then today's market must seem blistering. In 2007, 11.5 million sq. ft. of...

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