Bally's Casino Development in Chicago Faces Delays Amid Expanded Gambling Regulations
Bally's has halted construction on its $1.7 billion casino project in Chicago due to disputes over new video gambling terminal regulations.
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Bally's has halted construction on its $1.7 billion casino project in Chicago due to disputes over new video gambling terminal regulations.
Continue readingAI is revolutionizing data processing in construction, yet translating insights into actions remains a human responsibility for optimal outcomes.
Continue readingWSP Global reports power and energy services now comprise up to 40% of its revenue, reflecting significant growth in the U.S. market.
Continue readingFannie Mae successfully refiles a foreclosure against a Babylon homeowner after overcoming a previous dismissal, highlighting critical nuances in New York foreclosure law.
Continue readingFluor is prioritizing energy projects over data centers, reporting significant new awards and unanticipated client urgency in its second-quarter results.
Continue readingCaterpillar's sales reached $20.5 billion in Q2 2026, fueled by increased demand in data centers and construction, showcasing a 24% year-over-year growth.
Continue readingData centers have propelled construction planning momentum in July, with a notable month-on-month increase, signaling recovery in the sector.
Continue readingEmphasizing the power of existing routines, effective safety programs integrate safety checks with daily clock-ins, streamlining processes and enhancing workplace safety.
Continue readingBXP has obtained a $1.2 billion loan for its 930,000-square-foot office tower at 343 Madison Ave, set to transform Manhattan's skyline by 2029.
Continue readingA New York court upheld a $100,020 fee award to a borrower, emphasizing the implications of reciprocity in lending agreements.
Continue readingPCCP and Stonemont Financial Group have acquired a substantial $1 billion industrial portfolio from Blackstone, reinforcing their commitment to key markets.
Continue readingA couple in Aurora, Colorado, challenges a mortgage collector in court, questioning the legitimacy of loan ownership and reporting practices.
Continue readingAmtrak is pursuing eminent domain to acquire a 580-square-foot parcel in D.C. for a rail bridge, naming several potential lienholders in its court filing.
Continue readingA lawsuit in New Jersey claims Onity and Equifax misrepresented a paid mortgage as derogatory, misinforming lenders about the borrowers' financial status.
Continue readingAn Alabama appeals court ruled that a former property owner cannot redeem a sold property after the deed is recorded, reshaping buyer rights in forced sales.
Continue readingOffice amenities must now prioritize efficiency and comfort to make the commute worthwhile for employees in a hybrid work environment.
Continue readingQuannah Partners has sold its 290 Crossroads Commerce Center in Houston, reflecting robust demand for industrial properties in key logistics areas.
Continue readingLink Logistics enhances its Texas presence through the acquisition of two fully-leased industrial properties in Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin.
Continue readingHomeowners insurance costs are rising but slowing down. Here's what buyers need to know to budget effectively and save on premiums.
Continue readingNavigating office building classifications—Class A, B, or C—can significantly impact your business's image, budget, and operational needs.
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