Commercial Real Estate

Below the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Bridge, a century-old property slated for conversion to residential use has sold for $2.8 million.

The busy development company snatched up an aging medical office building in the Fan and the recently vacated downtown home of a local ad agency.

From big industrial deals to continued interest in 2017, both local and out-of-players made waves in the region.

A pair of payroll executives, a CRE broker and a construction company head walked into an old warehouse – and a shuffleboard bar was born.

A longtime West End auto repair shop soon will be closing to make way for a national donut chain.

The grocery chain’s future spot isn’t the only site undergoing demolition at the planned 200,000-square-foot development.

The redeveloped Scott’s Addition building has snagged two more tenants – this time attracting a local investment banking firm and a giant of the plumbing supply industry.

In the face of a pending lawsuit alleging financial troubles and accounting irregularities, the construction arm of local commercial real estate firm Thalhimer is being put to rest.

An out-of-town player has marked its entry into the local real estate market with an eight-figure purchase, nearly $20M more than what the seller paid six years ago.

The owners of a downtown convenience store are looking to add some new flavor to a building on West Broad Street. A business entity tied to the owners of the Davis Market at 301 W. Grace St. has purchased the one-story building at 4 W. Broad St. The deal closed Dec. 4 for $270,000, according… Read more »