James McCandless is a Commercial Real Estate Reporter at San Antonio Business Journal. He specializes in topics related to commercial real estate, urban development, and the housing market, with additional insights into logistics technology and transportation management. James has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Austin Business Journal, and Dallas Business Journal.
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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 project team wants to start construction next year.
By: James McCandless
The goal is to meet office demand in Midtown and capture more daytime foot traffic.
By: James McCandless
Construction is slated for a summer 2027 start.
By: James McCandless
The city says acquisition and financing means buying the Spurs arena site could cost about $115.7 million.
By: James McCandless
The company bought the property over the summer.
By: James McCandless
About 80 acres of the community has yet to be developed.
By: James McCandless
A timeline for having Robotaxis operational has yet to be disclosed.
By: James McCandless
Several Cadence McShane offices were raided by federal authorities last month.
By: James McCandless
Mayor Jones called the TIRZ "modern-day redlining."
By: James McCandless
The city's design review panel needs to approve the project again.
