Joe Beeton

Declining enrollment at a tertiary university in Ohio doesn’t deter buyer from off-campus dormitory property with checkered past.

Before succumbing to the idea that the 55,000-square-foot dark Kmart wasn’t worth more than a donation, brokers took it to the auction block. What came as a surprise was a swift bid that worked for all parties.

The pool and the trendy neighborhood are nice attributes, but why pause on such a routine deal? Because it exemplifies exactly what draws investors to Fresno, California.

How a haunting 18th-century jail escaped the ultimate sentence of demolition with a £50M restoration.

A $3.2M, three-year interest-only loan from the building's owner is helping the doctors launch and grow their private practice.

Peter Boulden of Atlanta Dental Spa extracted himself from a malocclusion of lease clauses this year to become an empowered owner-operator of his eighth commercial real estate property.

First envisioned as dense mid-rise apartments, then a "cannabis lounge," the $4.75 million property now eyes mixed-use redevelopment.

This week, Comras Co.’s Senior Director, Irma Figueroa, explains how she positioned a former SunTrust Bank as a future Ace Hardware in a $10 million deal.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jon Cain of rock band Journey sold his Addiction Sound studio for $4.2 million to a nonprofit with ties to the music industry.

After Labor Day 2022, students are returning to campus, and so are office workers. Here's how top schools are responding to neurodiversity, safety and demand challenges, and what the corporate world can learn from them.

“It’s all about the land,” listing agent Erica Stowers of Florida Luxurious Properties said of the 12-acre, “in-town” lakefront parcel she helped sell last week to multifamily developer SobelCo for $3.7 million.

Peerspace's cofounder explains how the space-sharing site, akin to Airbnb, benefits both owners and occupiers.

An industrial relic of the 19th century; a beloved, TV-famous diner; and a fervent community group meet an adaptive reuse developer with a $4M vision for luxury lofts.

The exclusive New York isle's most legendary hotel and nightclub represents rare real estate.

Negotiation with all parties was the name of the game for a broker helping an individual sell an inherited property to a healthy market with nuanced demands.

A historic seed supply depot in Baltimore was ripe for redevelopment, but with a tough preservation process and a lot of moving parts, the repositioning wasn't exactly low-hanging fruit.

After 265 days, this luxury Arkansas residential estate sold last week, and now it’s nearly booked up for retreat rentals through the rest of the year.

Maximizing a small, premium waterfront footprint meant preserving the past while propelling skyward.

It's impossible to be an expert on the "metaverse," because it's really just a concept. But in this three-part series, LoopNet relays the thought leadership of those who are as close as it gets, with the goal of helping CRE professionals understand what to expect.

A 124-year-old British brand is reborn under new owners with an all-encompassing facility that designers call a "theater of manufacturing."