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SVP Worldwide moves global headquarters to downtown Nashville

The largest consumer sewing machine company in the world is moving its headquarters to a historic downtown Nashville building.

Canadian developer reveals new renderings, updates for triple-tower Midtown project

New renderings and details have emerged surrounding a triple-tower project on the site of Midtown's former dairy factory. The U.S. subsidiary of Vancouver’s Bosa Properties is planning to break ground on the development’s first tower this summer.

Metro begins work at Global Mall at the Crossings with demolition

Two years after purchasing the site, Metro will begin notable work at the former home to Hickory Hollow Mall.

'They already know the playing field:' Why local engineering firms are selling

Local firms have become a hot commodity among out-of-town players. Nashville has seen an emerging trend of larger companies acquiring homegrown firms as a strategic move to get "their foot in the door here in Nashville." Here's why local firms are willing to sell.

California firm pays $84.5M for downtown office tower

A California firm has added another piece to its Nashville portfolio.

Regions to relocate downtown headquarters to Midtown

The Business Journal first reported last month that the banking giant was pursuing 27,000 square feet on the top floor of a Midtown office building. Regions officials have now confirmed that the move represents its departure from downtown.

Larry Ellison reveals pieces of Oracle's campus — to be its world HQ

The riverfront development isn't even a corporate campus at all, in the vision that Oracle's co-founder Larry Ellison is pursuing. "What we're building is a park," he told an audience in Nashville on April 23.

Retailers' shifting real estate strategies prompt more questions for downtowns

The challenges facing America's downtowns are frequently linked to the staggering amount of empty office space sitting in towers. But another important segment of the downtown revitalization conversation is how to fill a growing amount of vacant retail space in cities across the country.

Oracle chairman Larry Ellison tags Nashville as company's world HQ

Having already cemented a massive economic development deal, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison made history in Nashville on Tuesday.

Transit plan calls for development at 10 hubs

Mayor Freddie O'Connell unveiled a transit expansion plan on April 19 that would cost $3.1 billion to fully create in today's dollars. This story looks at how one piece of that vision rides on Metro buying acres of land at these 10 places around the county — a reminder that the transit plan is also about housing.

More capacity for Milwaukee students – St. Augustine Preparatory Academy Elementary School

Last year, “Aug Prep,” as the school is commonly known, expanded its facilities to include a $49 million elementary school, to which it welcomed more than 730 students in its first semester.

A state-of-the-art gym – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee OHOW Center Addition

In 2023, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee opened its new OHOW (Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin) Center. In 2019, OHOW gave UWM a $2.1 million gift for construction of a 16,000-square-foot multipurpose building, designed to be a dedicated practice facility for the school’s men’s and women’s basketball teams. The gift was the largest ever given to UWM Athletics.

Denver’s Zeppelin Station food hall, office property placed in receivership

The owner of the RiNo building, home to a ski giant’s headquarters, says it’s fighting to reverse the court decision in a battle with Wells Fargo.

From empty big box to recreation center – City of New Berlin and Burghardt Sporting Goods

The New Berlin Activity & Recreation Center spans more than 70,000 square feet of a former Walmart.

Express Inc. to close Greater Dayton store as it restructures, faces sale

Express Inc. is closing one store in Greater Dayton after filing for bankruptcy protection this week.

Finding a new use – 100 East Office Tower

Last August, a group including Houston-based developer John Vassallo bought the 100 East building for $28.75 million. Upon completion of the deal, the new owners moved forward with plans to convert the office tower into approximately 350 apartments.

Georgetown manufacturers ink big leases in industrial parks amid growth plans

The moves are part of a continuing wave of manufacturers flocking to and investing in the Austin suburb. At the end of this report, check out a list of commercial real estate brokerage firms in the Austin area.

Tax benefit attracts tech giant — Microsoft Data Center Campus

Microsoft plans to use its newly acquired land for the development of a data center campus. The company has guaranteed that when completed, the combined value of its land and new buildings will total $1.4 billion by 2028.

Hammer & Nails among latest tenants lined up to join Arden-Arcade retail project

The latest tenants to sign leases for space in the project include a men's grooming lounge, art studio and beer hall.

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