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Victory Park Hits Turbulence 

Victory Park, the mixed-use project in Dallas, is in the final stages of reverting back to its German-based institutional backers...

Ben Carter Swings for the Fences 

Atlanta developer's $1 billion luxury mixed-use project has been sidetracked by the economy, but not sidelined...

Rolling the Dice 

A shopping and entertainment district in the Five Points neighborhood of downtown Atlanta is poised for yet another face-lift...

Recession Strikes Dubai 

Dubai, the United Arab Emirates' bustling city in the Arabian Desert where scores of high-rises are springing up, is succumbing to the global recession...

$150 Million Power Play 

The notion of cities paying for expensive sports facilities on behalf of rich team owners remains controversial in many communities. Not every city could...

Pristine Island Awaits Upscale Buyers 

On a small barrier island in the Crooked River Estuary off Georgia's coast, developer Chip Drury is toiling on a $4 billion mixed-use project ...

Florida Mixed-Use Development Will Include Theater 

US Capital Holdings is partnering with Muvico Entertainment, a chain of mega-plex theaters, to develop a 14-screen theater as part of 321 North, a $1 billion redevelopment of the former Fashion Mall property in Plantation, Fla....

Financial Setbacks Stymie Developers' Grand Plans 

It's fingernail-biting time for developers pursuing projects above $100 million as tight-fisted lenders' appetite for risk abates....

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...

Mormon Church Is Taking Mixed-Use to New Heights 

Cement started to pour in March on the first portion of what city officials call the largest-ever commercial development in Salt Lake City. The $1.5 billion...

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