Wofford College is about to break ground on the fifth and final phase of The Village, its senior student housing community.
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A $7.9 million round of federal funding will help Columbus’ National Church Residences continue projects at two managed properties to convert some independent-living units into assisted-living facilities.
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United Hospital System is moving forward with the first leg of a plan to build two medical office buildings directly behind St. Catherine’s Medical Center.
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Roosevelt University students will soon be able to roll out of bed and ride the closest elevator to class, still wearing their jammies and bunny slippers.
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City planners are aiming to build a senior citizens neighborhood near Covenant HealthCare, target abandoned schools to redevelop and renovate Saginaw’s now-abandoned, first-ever apartment building to mirror the Cathedral District’s New Amadore Apartments.
Read more →When Dr. Ira Harmon set out a year ago to open an urgent care clinic on Jacksonville’s Northside, he was able to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by steering clear of new construction.
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BremnerDuke Healthcare Real Estate has developed a new two-story, 45,136-square-foot (rentable) outpatient facility on Cincinnati’s growing West Side.
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McCarthy Building Cos. Inc. joined California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in a public ceremony on July 27 to start work on America’s first “Health and Wellness City” at the former March Air Reserve Base in Southern California.
Read more →Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., brought down in part by its huge property investments, is doubling down on some of its existing deals in a bet that commercial property markets are near bottom.
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There’s no question a student housing shortage exists in State College. There’s also no question that Penn State needs to step up and do something about how students who live off-campus find places to live.
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