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State offers two properties near ballpark for sale

Located downtown at 1000 Second Ave. N., the properties are home to a nondescript modernist structure sitting on a collective 5.83 acres. According to a state document issued by the Department of General Services Office of Real Estate Asset Management, the properties will be offered by sealed bid at a date and time to be determined. The sites are zoned to accommodate various commercial uses. The state acquired the two properties in December 1994 for $5 million, according to Davidson County Register of Deeds records. The building (pictured) at 900 Second once accommodated offices for the Tennessee Department of Children s Services. A since-razed structure at 1000 Second was home to state and county social services offices.

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Seattle DJC com local business news and data - Real Estate - Final review set for Chapter Buildings, the U District office complex

Seattle DJC com local business news and data - Real Estate - Final review set for Chapter Buildings, the U District office complex
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Here are the 7 proposals to redevelop Tropicana Field site in St Petersburg

Here are the 7 proposals to redevelop Tropicana Field site in St. Petersburg The city received nine bids in all, but two didnât meet the requested criteria. Â Â This rendering shows an aerial view of a proposed Tropicana Field site in St. Petersburg, as envisioned by a team of developers led by JMA Ventures and Sugar Hill Community Partners. [ Sugar Hill Community Partners ] Updated Jan. 29 ST. PETERSBURG â Expanded parks and waterways. Giant convention centers and technology campuses. Baseball museums and an âurban beach.â And seven potential new baseball stadiums. City officials on Tuesday offered the public the first look at seven proposals to redevelop St. Petersburgâs 86-acre Tropicana Field site. Combined, they offer ambitious visions of the cityâs residential, commercial and recreational future that could price out at more than $3 billion.

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Tropicana Field redevelopment proposals made public (Renderings) - Jacksonville Business Journal

Tropicana Field redevelopment proposals made public (Renderings) - Jacksonville Business Journal
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More skyscrapers are coming to downtown Salt Lake City

| Updated: Jan. 21, 2021, 5:00 p.m. “Small” Lake City keeps growing up. Need proof? Check out the ever-rising skyline, where 2021 and 2022 will bring three new skyscrapers to the heart of Utah’s capital: • The 24-story Liberty Sky apartment tower, climbing 250 feet. • The 25-story 95 State at City Creek office complex, soaring 393 feet. • The 26-story Hyatt Regency convention center hotel, climbing 375 feet. None of these high-rises will displace the city’s top two skyscrapers in terms of height. Those are the 26-floor Wells Fargo Center on Main Street (at 422 feet) and the 28-story LDS Church Office Building (420 feet). (It’s a myth that Salt Lake City ever had a rule against building anything taller than the North Temple behemoth housing offices for the state’s predominant faith.)

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