In a move to keep afloat a $200 million hotel project on Harbor Island, San Diego Port commissioners on Tuesday agreed to a number of rent concessions that will save the developer $19 million.

FIBA secretary general Andreas Zagklis said the numbers — which are clearly being fueled by the continued international growth — suggest the game is very strong right now. “Looking around ...

Just six months after San Diego Port commissioners consented to giving the developer of a Harbor Island hotel two more years to start construction, the agency is now contemplating offering ...

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire this stunning asset.” As first reported by LIBN last month, Rite Aid did not pay its April rents for several Long Island locations ...

A prospective buyer is being given the opportunity to transform a once-thriving luxury island resort which has been left untouched for a decade. Wealthy travellers and celebrities once flocked ...

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