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Work to start on 'green' Fresno public housing
Can Forest City Enterprises deliver for downtown Fresno? With billions of dollars in assets and a record of urban revitalization projects around the country, the Cleveland-based development company has earned a reputation for success.
Hunt claims arena construction has started; Barclays Center web site...
Norman Oder reports on chimerical construction and the faulty attribution of a faulty newspaper story.
Winchester Factory Gets 2nd Chance
Posted to: Business/Labor/ Economic Development , Dixwell , Newhallville After a first attempt to remake the crumbling gateway to Science Park collapsed, an Ohio-based developer is coming back for a second try - with a New Haven-savvy partner.
Demolition on new City Hall project begins tomorrow
The project developer says demolition is set to begin on an old hotel on a block that will become home to a new Las Vegas city hall.
NBA Approval of Prokhorov a oeDays Awaya
The NBA Board of Governors is "days away" from approving Mikhail Prokhorov as the Nets' new owner, according to reports.
Forest City Sells $30M Interest in Portfolio
Forest City Enterprises Inc. closed on the sale of a partnership interest in three supported living apartment facilities.
Marks, Thomas wins EBDI design contract
Baltimore's Marks, Thomas Architects has been tapped to design a new 20-story housing project for Johns Hopkins medical students in East Baltimore.
Fresno housing agency offers deal to help nonprofit with downtown plan
Can Forest City Enterprises deliver for downtown Fresno? With billions of dollars in assets and a record of urban revitalization projects around the country, the Cleveland-based development company has earned a reputation for success.
Sam Miller Is the Funniest Man in Town
The inveterate Cleveland journalist muses about the inveterate chairman of Forest City Enterprises.
Cleveland's last synagogue eyes greener, suburban pastures
Cleveland's last Jewish congregation plans to pack up its illustrious history and move to North Olmsted, where members envision a center for Jewish faith and culture in the western suburbs.
Seeking N.Y. land, developer twisted meaning of 'blight'
George F. Will's Jan. 3 column on eminent domain for the Brooklyn Atlantic Yards Project, " In N.Y., government's eminent arrogance ," focused on the perversion of "public use" to include "blight" removal and the perversion of "blight" to mean whatever land-hungry developers and their political partners want it to mean.
Forest City named master development consultant on Alabama Motorsports project
MOBILE, Ala. -- A subsidiary of Forest City Enterprises Inc. will be the master development consultant on a 2,800-acre motorsports and mixed-use project in Mobile County, Ala.
CEOs of commercial REITS optimistic for a 2010 recovery
Several different CEOs of commercial real estate investment trusts said they are optimistic about a recovery in the second half of 2010, during this morning's second annual Oppenheimer REITS/Real Estate Outlook Forum .
Forest City Enterprises CEO Charles Ratner upbraids columnist George F. Will for a Washington Post column that attacked the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn.
U.S. cities seek ways to aid property developers
U.S. municipal and state governments, despite facing their own cash shortfall, are finding ways to help local property developers navigate the current downturn, in some cases rescuing projects that would otherwise fall victim to the credit crunch.
Effort to limit Valley sprawl hits crucial stage
Can Forest City Enterprises deliver for downtown Fresno? With billions of dollars in assets and a record of urban revitalization projects around the country, the Cleveland-based development company has earned a reputation for success.
It came from the Blogosphere...
Brownstoner , Why Architecture Matters: Paul Goldberger and AY The Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC on Christmas Day, was a rebroadcast of the original 11/17/09 show with New Yorker architecture critic, Paul Goldberger.
AYR: Kink In Arena Deal; Deceptive Times Letter; Cheap Nets Tickets
Proceeds from the bond sale for the proposed Nets arena are being held in escrow for up to one year in case developer Bruce Ratner is unable to secure title for the land needed for the proposed Nets arena.
Who wrote that pro-Bruce letter to the Times? A Ratner spouse (and...
This watchdog blog offers analysis, commentary, and reportage about Forest City Ratner's planned $4.9 billion Atlantic Yards project, the largest ever in Brooklyn, to build a basketball arena plus at least 16 high-rise buildings.
Downtown Fresno bank building bought
Can Forest City Enterprises deliver for downtown Fresno? With billions of dollars in assets and a record of urban revitalization projects around the country, the Cleveland-based development company has earned a reputation for success.
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