James McCandless is a Commercial Real Estate Reporter at San Antonio Business Journal. He specializes in urban development, real estate development, and the construction industry, with a keen focus on the housing market and energy policy. James has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Austin Business Journal, and Dallas Business Journal, among others.
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James McCandless focuses on local real estate and business news, particularly in the Charlotte area of North Carolina. His coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to real estate development, construction projects, and business activities.
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By: James Mccandless
The government's receiver has been offloading Elder's properties at a steady clip.
By: James Mccandless
San Antonio's industrial market continues to see transactions.
By: James Mccandless
If the first deal falls through, GrayStreet Partners could buy the property.
By: James Mccandless
The project now has a timeline and a name.
By: James Mccandless
The company wants to convert the brewing facility into a distillery.
By: James Mccandless
The project will add 182 units of student-focused housing to the North Side.
By: James Mccandless
The owners, and brothers, have decided to end their dispute.
By: James Mccandless
The city first floated raising toll rates in early 2025.
By: James Mccandless
The property has a total of 956 apartments.
By: James Mccandless
The deal is backed by a $168 million loan from Bank of America.
