Nearly 100 Kansas City-area commercial real estate professionals gathered at Stone Pillar Vineyard & Winery on Wednesday for MWM’s annual KC Market Forecast event. The event was moderated by Randy Bredar, executive vice president and Kansas City...
Main Street Apartment Boom In The Works The iconic Katz Drug Store at Westport Road and Main Street would be saved as the centerpiece of a 192-unit...
The St. Louis developer eyeing apartments in place of a former Faultless Healthcare Linen industrial building in the Crossroads Arts District...
Wearing dress uniforms complete with white gloves, Lawrence police department command staff unfolded the U.S. flag and sent it slowly up the flagpole...
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.—The Kansas City-based architecture and design firm Hoefer Welker has been commissioned to work in conjunction with developer US...
As Covid-19 vaccines are disseminated across the metro area, Ken Block expects office deal velocity to amp back up. “I can’t tell you how many deals...
With hundreds of millions of dollars of “live, work, play” investment planned, the owners of what until Tuesday was known as the former Sprint campus...
The project team has been chosen to deliver a new community-based outpatient clinic for the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs Texas Valley Coastal Bend...
The $1.5 billion Grandscape mixed-use development in The Colony quite possibly has something for everyone. The 433-acre development is home to a...
Like many in the AEC industry, we are a competitive crew. We pursue new work through competitive selection, participate in design competitions,...
One of the biggest mixed-use projects in Dallas’ northern suburbs is poised to grow again with a huge office campus. Developer Cawley Partners is...
Construction crews in Birmingham, Ala., are working to complete a facility designed to better serve local veterans. The Birmingham Veterans Affairs...
The turn-of-the-century Sage Memorial Hospital complex in Ganado is beautiful, historic and holds a lot of nostalgia for the community. But, for...
