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Florida Mixed-Use Development Will Include Theater
Jun 26, 2008
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....
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Big D Big on Mixed-Use
May 1, 2008
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...
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GE Buys Mixed-use Portfolio in Germany
Dec 26, 2007
GE Real Estate has acquired more than 1.8 million sq. ft. of chiefly commercial space in several German cities. The portfolio is valued at almost $295.2 million ...
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Rail-Volution in Real Estate
Nov 1, 2007
In San Francisco, a new streetcar line has been built to ferry riders to a 303-acre project set on an old rail yard site. With 6,000 planned residences,...
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Wanted: Mixed-Use Experience
Aug 1, 2007
Despite the buzz surrounding new and proposed mixed-use projects, the product niche remains a fledgling and untested formula for long-term financial success....
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Sweet Auburn Rebirth
Jul 1, 2007
By the late 1990s, Atlanta's Sweet Auburn district had soured. The area, named a National Historical Landmark in 1976 for its role and significance in the civil rights movement and African-American history, suffered from decades of urban decay and neglect....
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How Mixed-Use Developers Can Avoid Tripping Up
Jun 1, 2007
Mixed-use has been hailed as the greatest idea in commercial real estate since the debut of the enclosed mall. But increasingly, this mega-hyped product type has become more difficult to execute...
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Savannah Renaissance
May 1, 2007
Developers are betting $800 million that shoppers, workers and new residents will be drawn to a 54-acre site in the historic city of Savannah, on whose streets Civil War generals, cotton merchants, and the writer Flannery O'Connor once strolled...
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Mixed-Use Development Wave In Baton Rouge
Mar 1, 2007
Largely spared by Hurricane Katrina, metro Baton Rouge has seen its pre-storm population of 720,000 swell by an estimated 5% to 8% a year and a half after the catastrophic event...
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Biloxi Developers Roll the Dice
Nov 1, 2006
A city hammered by Hurricane Katrina is feeling the effects of a casino-led real estate boom. In the wake of the devastating storm that roared throughlegislation has been passed that allows Mississippi-licensed gaming operators to build casinos within 800 feet of the shore...
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It Takes A Transit Village
Nov 1, 2006
Cities that once resisted mixed-use projects are now clamoring for the modern mosaic known as the transit-oriented development (TOD), both as a tool for economic growth and a weapon to combat sprawl and congestion...
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Arena-Led Urban Revivals
Nov 1, 2006
When the 18,000-seat Sprint Center opens in Kansas City next year, local officials hope that the arena will give downtown an economic jolt. After all, other large cities have used arena-led redevelopment campaigns to revive blighted districts....
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