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Office Parks in San Ramon, California, Undergo Residential Conversion Amidst High Vacancy Rates

Office Parks in San Ramon, California, Undergo Residential Conversion Amidst High Vacancy Rates

Office Parks in San Ramon, California, Undergo Residential Conversion Amidst High Vacancy Rates
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Cleveland Unveils Reimagined Downtown Lakefront Plan Without NFL Stadium

Cleveland Unveils Reimagined Downtown Lakefront Plan Without NFL Stadium

Cleveland's downtown lakefront is undergoing a complete reimagining following the Browns' planned move to Brook Park. Scott Skinner, executive director of the North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation, detailed the new framework for the area. What was initially a 25-acre site centered around an NFL stadium has expanded to a 50- to 60-acre extension of downtown. The new plan includes a comprehensive street grid, updated utilities, and long-term development phasing. Skinner emphasized the need to 'reset' the vision, incorporating past community input into a plan that no longer features a stadium as its anchor. The framework focuses on both physical and social infrastructure, aiming to create a welcoming and familiar space for Clevelanders. Key elements include first-floor retail spaces for small and minority-owned businesses, preservation of existing uses like fishing piers, and the design of public spaces that foster a sense of ownership among residents. The plan also introduces a flexible street grid ...
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Long Island City Expands Creative Hub with New Artist Studios and Workspaces

Long Island City Expands Creative Hub with New Artist Studios and Workspaces

Long Island City Expands Creative Hub with New Artist Studios and Workspaces
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D.C. Council Approves $275 Million Bond for Justice Department Building Conversion to Apartments

D.C. Council Approves $275 Million Bond for Justice Department Building Conversion to Apartments

D.C. Council Approves $275 Million Bond for Justice Department Building Conversion to Apartments
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Inner-City Real Estate Deals Face Challenges Due to Developer Missteps and Financing Complexities

Inner-City Real Estate Deals Face Challenges Due to Developer Missteps and Financing Complexities

Inner-City Real Estate Deals Face Challenges Due to Developer Missteps and Financing Complexities
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Lincoln Institute Launches Community Revitalization Cohort to Address Gentrification and Displacement in U.S. Cities

Lincoln Institute Launches Community Revitalization Cohort to Address Gentrification and Displacement in U.S. Cities

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has initiated its first Community Revitalization Cohort (CRC), a peer learning community designed to foster community well-being strategies in historically disinvested neighborhoods across the U.S. This initiative, part of the Lincoln Institute’s Remaking Local Economies (RLE) program, brings together representatives from four community-based nonprofit intermediaries. These organizations include Invest Detroit, which is leading a decade-long investment in 10 Detroit neighborhoods; the Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE), working with the City of Atlanta on its Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative (NRI) to revitalize seven neighborhoods; Neighborhood Allies, focusing on Pittsburgh’s East Liberty, Larimer, and Homewood neighborhoods to address gentrification and displacement; and Cleveland Neighborhood Progress (CNP), aiming to strengthen and reevaluate community roles beyond the city’s existing development ecosystem. The cohort's inaugural meeting in Cambridge, Massach...
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Pawtucket City Hall Faces Potential Relocation Amidst Historic Building Deterioration and Mayoral Transition

Pawtucket City Hall Faces Potential Relocation Amidst Historic Building Deterioration and Mayoral Transition

Pawtucket's historic City Hall, an Art Deco landmark constructed during the New Deal era, is facing potential closure and relocation of municipal functions due to its deteriorating condition. The building suffers from persistent roof leaks, water damage that has closed the entire fourth floor, and structural issues with its iconic tower, which has rained bricks and concrete onto sidewalks. Recent estimates for a full historic preservation exceed $90 million. Outgoing Mayor Donald Grebien has initiated a move of some municipal functions to a partially renovated factory complex at 100 Freight Street, which his administration refers to as the 'New City Hall.' The city has invested $14.8 million in purchasing the property and an additional $8 million in renovations. Incoming Mayor Adam Greenman, who defeated Grebien, has expressed misgivings about moving City Hall away from downtown to a location lacking direct public transportation and plans to review the project closely. The current City Hall is a nationally...
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Park City Mountain Initiates Major Redevelopment of Mountain Village Base Area Ahead of 2034 Olympics

Park City Mountain Initiates Major Redevelopment of Mountain Village Base Area Ahead of 2034 Olympics

Park City Mountain, owned by Vail Resorts, has launched a public planning process to significantly reshape its Mountain Village base area. This ambitious project aims to revitalize a 10-acre site at the base of the mountain, with a particular focus on preparing for the 2034 Winter Games, where the resort will host several snowboarding and freestyle skiing events. East West Partners, a Denver-based real estate development company with local operations, will co-lead this initiative. The plans include exploring new development opportunities on existing surface parking lots and potentially relocating resort operations currently situated in the Bonanza Park neighborhood. Deirdra Walsh, Park City Mountain vice president and chief operating officer, expressed enthusiasm for creating renewed vibrancy and emphasized the importance of thoughtful planning and community engagement. The resort also intends to update its broader mountain plan, covering lifts, trails, snowmaking, and guest facilities, to ensure it evolve...
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Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for $400 Million, Plans Residential Conversion

Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for $400 Million, Plans Residential Conversion

Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for $400 Million, Plans Residential Conversion
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Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Addresses Downtown Office Vacancy and Housing Development

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Addresses Downtown Office Vacancy and Housing Development

Mayor Andre Dickens has addressed the significant vacancy rates in Downtown Atlanta office buildings, noting that approximately 30 percent of these buildings are currently vacant. Speaking at an event on October 28, where Downtown Atlanta Inc. presented its 2026 State of Downtown report, Mayor Dickens emphasized that the city cannot base its future development on market conditions from two decades ago. He articulated a vision for Downtown Atlanta as a neighborhood where people can live, work, and play, highlighting housing as a crucial component of this transformation. The report indicated that over 34,000 people currently reside Downtown, with visitation levels returning to about 85 percent of pre-pandemic figures. Shirlynn Fortson, Downtown Atlanta Inc.’s vice president of planning and economic development, stressed the importance of a growing residential base for consistent demand for local businesses.
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Brooklyn Neighborhoods Offer Diverse Office Spaces for Local Businesses

Brooklyn Neighborhoods Offer Diverse Office Spaces for Local Businesses

Brooklyn Neighborhoods Offer Diverse Office Spaces for Local Businesses
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Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for Record-Setting Residential Conversion in Lower Manhattan

Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for Record-Setting Residential Conversion in Lower Manhattan

Bushburg Properties Acquires 60 Wall Street for Record-Setting Residential Conversion in Lower Manhattan