23 stories on adaptive reuse in commercial real estate.
Winchester Partners has completed The Winston, a 283-unit mixed-income community in New Haven's Science Park adaptive reuse of the former Winchester Repeating Arms factory.
The GSA sold the Old Post Office at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW to BDT & MSD Partners for $80M, transferring ownership of the landmark now operating as a Waldorf Astoria.
Massachusetts is seeking a private developer to convert its 6.5-acre Government Center office complex — including the Hurley Building — into residential housing.
Summa Academy has acquired a 43,702-square-foot former performing arts school in Walnut Creek for $7.1 million, marking the institution's third Bay Area location dedicated to serving students with autism and special needs.
Mayor Karen Bass defends her housing strategy ahead of LA's primary, citing permitting reform, adaptive reuse expansion, and tens of thousands of units in the pipeline.
A JLL benchmarking survey finds higher education institutions are bleeding efficiency from underutilized campus space, signaling a growing opportunity for adaptive reuse.
Walker & Dunlop arranged a $130M HUD loan — its largest ever — for GM Development's adaptive reuse of a former VA hospital campus in Denver's Hale neighborhood.
Aardex has completed an adaptive reuse renovation of a historic retail property in downtown Phoenix, converting the space to meet modern commercial demands. The project highlights the growing trend of repurposing legacy retail buildings in urban cores across the Southwest.
Carmichael Capital LLC acquired The Mill, a 22,802-square-foot adaptive reuse retail property at 515 Merritt Ave in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood.
A historic 1930s post office in downtown Bend, Oregon has been converted into The Westman, a boutique hotel blending preserved architecture with modern hospitality.
Habitat and M/I Homes are partnering to redevelop the former Solo Cup site in Highland Park, IL into The Bowery, a 227-unit for-sale townhome community.
Rosewood Property Company secures zoning approval for a massive 156-acre mixed-use project in Plano, Texas, significantly shifting the development focus from traditional office and hotel space to retail, dining, and entertainment. The adaptive reuse highlights a broader CRE trend of prioritizing experience-driven assets in suburban corporate corridors.