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Macerich, Simon to develop 566,000-square-foot L.A. outlet center

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Macerich and Simon Property Group will develop a Los Angeles Premium Outlets spanning 566,000 square feet in the Carson submarket

$1B development gets nod from L.A. Planning Commission

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The Los Angeles City Planning Commission voted to support the development of Crossroads Hollywood, a $1 billion mixed-use project featuring

Growing population helps Phoenix see surging retail market

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The average retail rent in Phoenix is up over 4% in the third quarter year-over-year, CoStar reports, thanks to the

What Would a Day Without Water Be Like?

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Sloan just published a new infographic on what a day without water would be like, and I wanted to bring

Mulberry Development: Spaces Beyond “BTDT”

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In the digital world of 24/7 streaming, tweeting, snapping and sharing, people seek experiences beyond “BTDT” (been there done

Flex Lighting Solutions announces Essentials Series 4.0

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The Essentials Series 4.0 LED High Bay has been awarded with the 2018 Product Innovation Award (PIA’18) in the High

$100M university medical campus planned in Arizona

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Creighton University plans to build a medical school, nursing school and several other health science programs in Arizona as part

$100M mixed-use development to replace Michigan golf course

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A developer has purchased a former golf course in Lansing, Mich., and is planning to build a $100 million mixed-use

$2.5B Atlanta transit plan could change

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The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority is looking at modifying its $2.5 billion transit expansion plan, including a potential funding

Robust Austin, Texas, tourism market in line for another hotel

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Around this time next year, a brand new 11-story hotel will be getting ready to welcome visitors just steps away

Former hotel and water park in Indianapolis to be razed for new lodging

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The Drury Hotels hospitality chain has purchased the abandoned Caribbean Cove water park and hotel near the intersection of Michigan

Daytona Beach Boardwalk may get longer, at hotel developer’s cost

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The Daytona Beach Boardwalk won’t be stretched an extra mile as county officials envisioned three years ago, but an additional

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Macerich, Simon to develop 566,000-square-foot L.A. outlet center

$1B development gets nod from L.A. Planning Commission

Growing population helps Phoenix see surging retail market

What Would a Day Without Water Be Like?

Mulberry Development: Spaces Beyond “BTDT”

Flex Lighting Solutions announces Essentials Series 4.0

$100M university medical campus planned in Arizona

$100M mixed-use development to replace Michigan golf course

$2.5B Atlanta transit plan could change

Robust Austin, Texas, tourism market in line for another hotel

Former hotel and water park in Indianapolis to be razed for new lodging

Daytona Beach Boardwalk may get longer, at hotel developer’s cost

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