National Archive Issue
A challenge of biblical proportions: Developers brace for disaster
UPDATED, Nov. 19, 10:10 a.m.: Smoke billowed across northern Colorado in late October, during what is typically the end...
Development
National Weekend Edition
Here’s how South Korea plans to create 100K units of housing
The South Korean government wants to convert empty hotels and office buildings into over 100,000 residential units over the...
New York
Sapir Corp names Sharon Raz CEO
Sapir Corp has named former Elad U.S. Holding CFO Sharon Raz as its next CEO, the development firm announced Monday. The appointment comes a week after the company’s previous CEO, Amir Richulsky, resigned to...
Terra proposes 1,384-unit apartment complex near Magic City Casino
Terra, one of South Florida’s most prolific developers, is looking to build a seven-building apartment complex behind the Central...
National
Saudi developer plans largest real estate project in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Saudi developer Dar Al Arkan is planning a 5 million-square-foot residential and hotel complex outside Sarajevo, the capital of...
National Weekend Edition
Retailers vanishing from Britain’s high streets
Retailers are disappearing from high streets in the United Kingdom and it might be office and residential uses that...
New York
Cohen Brothers employees allege harassment, endangerment
In March, Charles Cohen, the billionaire head of Cohen Brothers Realty, complained that it was “ridiculous how the news...
Jules Trump talks luxury towers and assembling in Sunny Isles Beach in TRD’s Coffee Talks
In excess-loving South Florida, there’s always room for more — more mansions on the waterfront, more luxury penthouses, and more Trump. TRD‘s latest episode...
Chicago
Developer James Loewenberg dies; shaped modern Chicago skyline
Developer James Loewenberg, whose vision for architecture and livable neighborhoods helped shape the modern Chicago skyline, died at 86....
National Weekend Edition
Manhattan condo creates its own wine for potential buyers to rosé all day
In an oversupplied market slowed by the pandemic, it seems anything that can set a Manhattan condominium apart may...