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The Land Nobody Wanted in 1991 Is Now a 1.8-Gigawatt Bet
Leon Backes started Provident by buying land nobody wanted from failed savings-and-loans. Thirty-plus years and $7.5 billion later, the same patient-money playbook is building a 5,000-acre town and one of Texas's largest data center campuses.
The Family Office That Bought a Dallas Street and a Giant Eyeball
How a billionaire's family office quietly bought up 16 addresses on one downtown Dallas street - then filled them with a hotel, a dozen restaurants, a fashion flagship, and a 30-foot eyeball.
Beds, Sheds and the Quiet Business of Rebuilding European Cities
MARK Capital Management turns tired warehouses, faded arcades and half-empty city blocks into logistics hubs and mixed-use districts. Its 'beds and sheds' strategy just won Logistics Investor of the Year.
The Company Selling a Green Card, One Student Dorm at a Time
How a boutique Miami developer turned dorm rooms in Gainesville and Sweetwater into a pitch for permanent U.S. residency - and why families in São Paulo and Ho Chi Minh City keep signing up.
PASE (Peoples Associates Structural Engineers)
PASE (Peoples Associates Structural Engineers) is a San Jose-based structural and seismic engineering consultancy founded in 1990. Ranked among the largest engineering firms in Silicon Valley, PASE designs the bones of buildings that have to stay standing - hyperscale data centers for Meta and Vantage, multifamily and mixed-use communities, commercial and institutional projects, plus seismic retrofits and non-structural anchorage. With roughly 69 staff and 250+ years of combined experience across offices in California, Maryland and Croatia, the firm pairs heavy engineering rigor with a collaboration-first culture it calls 'The PASE Way.'