Kevin Rebong is an Art Production Manager for The Real Deal, a national publication focused on real estate news in the United States. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for capturing the essence of the real estate industry, Kevin's role involves overseeing the production of visual content and ensuring the highest quality standards are met.
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Seven-story complex would rise a mile from Google’s headquarters in Mountain View
Park Hotels & Resorts will shutter a 56-year-old Hilton hotel next to Oakland's airport following closures of numerous local restaurants because of crime.
363-room business hotel hurt by high-crime corridor along Hegenberger Road, analysts say, and will close on Aug. 28.
Hal Fetner may be taking a page from Alec Baldwin's character in the 1992 film “Glengarry Glen Ross,” where he demands his real estate salesmen “ always be closing .”
What's old is new again in Coney Island , where Will Blodgett's Tredway is moving forward with plans to build affordable housing for senior citizens just blocks from the ocean.
Condos have accounted for just 5% of Austin's new housing supply since pandemic Ledgestone Development Group has zeroed in on a condo development in North Austin.
Plans call for turning the Winnetka Pacific Theaters into a delivery hub at 9201 North Winnetka Avenue.
Investment firms 1907 Capital and Crestline Investors injected $35 million into the hotel at 226 West Jackson to stave off foreclosure from lender Goldman Sachs.
The Daily Dirt digs the City Council’s approval of a new lien sale.
By: Kevin Rebong, Suzannah Cavanaugh
Indiana attorney general claims firm cut back severely on upkeep
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