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JLL taps Philadelphia executive to lead Northeast industrial capital markets team - Philadelphia Business Journal

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Paul Schwedelson

Formerly a senior managing director based out of JLL’s Philadelphia office, John Plower will oversee operations in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania in his new role. JLL has named John Plower to lead its Northeast industrial capital markets team, overseeing operations in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Brandywine tees up half-empty Wilmington office building for residential conversion - Philadelphia Business Journal

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Paul Schwedelson

Brandywine Realty CEO Jerry Sweeney said "it makes no economic sense" to keep the downtown Wilmington tower solely as office space. CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNT BECOME A MEMBER Join the The Business Journals to unlock even more insights! CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNTBECOME A MEMBERJoin the Philadelphia Business Journal to unlock even more insights! By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement.
Greater Cincinnati sports club sold to publicly traded firm, plans multimillion-dollar transformation - Cincinnati Business Courier

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Brian Planalp

Preview this article 1 minCorporex, the Covington-based real estate firm that built its Five Seasons fitness club and wellness brand into five locations nationwide, including one in Symmes Township, has sold the brand to a public firm.
Towne Properties plans 76-unit apartment complex in Columbia Tusculum - Cincinnati Business Courier

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Brian Planalp

Preview this article 1 minTowne Properties is pursuing a 76-unit apartment project in Cincinnati's East Side neighborhood of Columbia Tusculum. Towne Properties plans 76 apartments in Columbia Tusculum. Project includes two buildings and a 2,000-square-foot commercial space. Community council supports zoning variances despite parking concerns. A Cincinnati developer is planning a mixed-use project across from a popular restaurant in Cincinnati’s Columbia Tusculum neighborhood.
HR leaders face pressure to enforce unpopular workplace policies - Puget Sound Business Journal

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Marq Burnett

Human-resource professionals have more say within their organizations, but that level of influence comes with drawbacks. Human-resource professionals are feeling pressure to push internal policies many of them don’t support, raising concerns that could lead to the end of what's known in the industry as "people-first" HR policies.
CHOP plans 1,000-car parking garage in South Philadelphia - Philadelphia Business Journal

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Paul Schwedelson

A year after buying the Grays Ferry property for $25 million, CHOP's plans for the site have emerged. CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNT BECOME A MEMBER Join the The Business Journals to unlock even more insights! CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNTBECOME A MEMBERJoin the Philadelphia Business Journal to unlock even more insights! By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement.
Buicko and investor group aim to build more houses in Schenectady - Albany Business Review

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Chelsea Diana

The investor groups includes several local businesses and executives from the Schenectady area. A group of private investors is starting construction on the second phase of an infill development in Schenectady meant to attract more homeowners downtown. Live-In Schenectady, a group committed to investing in new housing in Schenectady, completed construction and sold the first 15 homes of a development project along Barrett Street earlier this year.
Urban Sites increases size of pivotal OTR project - Cincinnati Business Courier

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Brian Planalp

City Studios ArchitecturePreview this article 1 minThe city of Cincinnati's Historic Conservation Board voted to approve a revised design for the Lockard, a $36 million project from Urban Sites and Triversity Construction that represented the final piece in a decades-long effort to transform part of Over-the-Rhine.
Cincinnati restaurateur debuts latest concept on West Side, partners with local food truck chef - Cincinnati Business Courier

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Christian LeDuc

Preview this article 1 minA Cincinnati restaurateur's latest venture brings a new dining option to Lower Price Hill. CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNT BECOME A MEMBER Join the The Business Journals to unlock even more insights! CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNTBECOME A MEMBERJoin the Cincinnati Business Courier to unlock even more insights! By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement. Brendan McAndrews has opened the Frank, a deli in Cincinnati.
New Cincinnati construction firm 45Ninety forms from the ashes of Turnbull-Wahlert - Cincinnati Business Courier

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Brian Planalp

Preview this article 1 minA new construction firm has ramped up as Turnbull-Wahlert closed down, absorbing most of its employees and even occupying the same office in eastern Cincinnati. CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNT BECOME A MEMBER Join the The Business Journals to unlock even more insights! CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNTBECOME A MEMBERJoin the Cincinnati Business Courier to unlock even more insights! By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement.