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• Premium Stories Unlocked: Real estate heavy hitters

  Premium Stories Unlocked highlights content that was subscriber-only for the first 30 days since publication, but is now available to non-subscribers Real estate is once again hot in South Florida and our April 19 print edition listed Heavy Hitters in Commercial Real Estate. This search page lists the slideshows we did with Morning Edition and then eight categories with more detailed information from the print edition: • Architects • Brokers • Finance • Developers/contractors • Lawyers •…

• State Farm development: Lots of jobs, less parking for ASU students

  The planned $600 million-State Farm Insurance regional headquarters that Tempe city officials confirmed today may bring thousands of jobs and tax revenues to the state, but for Arizona State University students, it will also mean less parking. The roughly 2,000 parking spots located on the north side of Rio Salado Parkway, just west of Rural Road — commonly known as Lot 59 North — will be eliminated for development of the 2 million-square-foot State Farm hub, Morgan Olsen, ASU’s chief financial…

• Kailua businesses await possible sale of Kaneohe Ranch portfolio: Slideshow

  Longtime Kailua resident Gloria Garvey is among dozens of local and national businesses owners who are anxiously awaiting the outcome of a possible sale of the Kaneohe Ranch portfolio, which includes most of Kailua’s town center. Click on the photo for a slideshow of Kaneohe Ranch’s commercial tenants in Kailua. Garvey says Kaneohe Ranch had two options — either to improve the properties and then try to sell them or keep making money from leasing opportunities. “It was sort of inevitable,”…

• Tempe City Council to consider State Farm development May 30

  The development agreement for State Farm Insurance’s massive 2 million-square-foot regional headquarters along Tempe Town Lake — which was confirmed after months of rumors today and is reportedly the largest office development in state history — will go before Tempe City Council for consideration at its next meeting on May 30, city spokeswoman Nikki Ripley told me Friday afternoon. The city has denied my requests to see the development agreement until it is posted with the council agenda online,…

• Mid-Market mystery building ready for housing

  Raintree Partners has cracked the code on Mid-Market’s most mysterious building. The developer is converting the Wilson Building, the seven-story structure at 973 Market St., into 65 apartments. The building stands on a block of Market Street that is undergoing radical transformation, with a Gensler-designed Market Street Place under construction next door. But it turns out that the building’s history is as fascinating as its future. The building, which has an A rating from San Francisco Architectural…