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Building Communities: MIT Alumni Are Pioneering Innovations in Commercial Real Estate Development

MIT Center for Real Estate, Archinect News | September 24, 2026

ATLANTA, GA –

Addressing the complex challenges of today’s built environment requires reimagining how we finance, design, and develop commercial real estate. MIT Center for Real Estate (MIT/CRE) alumni are leading this transformation from different angles, tackling issues ranging from housing affordability to inclusive neighborhood economic revitalization. Their stories reveal that commercial real estate can be deeply community-driven and accessible, while maintaining the value of well-built, thoughtfully designed places.

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Source: Archinect

 

Union Terminal Warehouse fills up as OutEast business hub takes shape

Matt Denis, Jacksonville Business Journal | August 28, 2026

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. –

Nearly seven months after opening, Union Terminal Warehouse is beginning to look less like a redevelopment project and more like a functioning piece of the OutEast neighborhood.

Columbia Ventures’ $73 million overhaul of the historic warehouse has brought apartments, offices and small businesses into the 300,000-square-foot building. Of its 43 main-floor office spaces, 35 are occupied, while six of 11 basement flex spaces are leased. On the residential side, 154 of 228 apartments are rented.

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Source: Jacksonville Business Journal

 

Mother-daughter team launches Gullah Geechee supper club at Union Terminal Warehouse

Matt Denis, Jacksonville Business Journal | August 27, 2026

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. –

A mother-daughter team with deep Eastside roots is bringing its farm-to-table take on Gullah Geechee foodways to one of the neighborhood’s biggest redevelopment projects.

Chef Andrea Bryant-Smith and farmer Ashantae Green will launch The NYAM Club at Union Terminal Warehouse on Aug. 29 with an intimate, five-course dinner built around seasonal crops harvested from their family’s Green Legacy Farm.

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Source: Jacksonville Business Journal

 

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