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Atlanta’s Presidential Hotel has a $53 million plan for a comeback.
Aramar’s $53.3 million plan for Atlanta’s Presidential Hotel pairs apartments with podcast studios. The history, redevelopment mechanics and questions still open.

Lion Green Road: The car park that became 157 homes.
Lion Green Road won the 2026 Stirling Prize. Inside the design, mixed-tenure housing and £38 million ownership deal behind the former London car park.

Shirley House: the police HQ with a proposed student future
Shirley House in Camden could become 345 student rooms. Inside the £13.7m housing proposal and the debate over height beside Regent’s Canal.

This Chamblee tower had a 289-apartment plan. Now it faces implosion.
An 18-story Chamblee office tower had a $91 million housing proposal and a conditional tax incentive. Its next scheduled milestone is demolition.

Fresno Castle: A storybook house with a rent roll.
Fresno’s Paul Kindler House and the office property next door are asking $1.15 million. Inside the architecture, history and four broker-reported leases.

Mayor Wright Homes: 364 apartments and a plan for roughly 2,450
Honolulu’s Mayor Wright Homes is approaching a first-phase groundbreaking. Inside the housing expansion, resident return conditions and financing behind it.

Ian Schrager: from Studio 54 to the boutique hotel.
Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell turned a debt from Studio 54 into Morgans Hotel. How the boutique hotel idea grew through design, social spaces and Marriott.

The gas tanks people moved into.
Four industrial landmarks became a neighborhood. Inside the architecture, public funding, retail struggles, and music-led second life of Vienna’s Gasometers.

The $210 million business of missing college.
How Ben Weprin turned college-town nostalgia into a hotel brand—and what the Hilton deal tells us about the business underneath.