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The historic 85,580-square-foot office building constructed in 1901 at the corner of California and Montgomery streets in the North Financial District was recently purchased for $78.5 million.
As transit-oriented living becomes increasingly mainstream, housing near light rail gets more attention from investors such as Waterbury Park Apartments, purchased for $56 million by RISE and Aegon Real Assets.
DFW Airfield Logistics Center will feature a 145,878-square-foot rear-load building and a 210,640-square-foot front-load building, 28- to 32-foot clear heights, 84 total doors, 110 trailer spaces and 407 auto spaces.
Developer Moishe Mana is the biggest property owner in downtown Miami, where he wants to open the 'Silicon Valley of Latin America'. It's more than a real estate project, he says. It's a vision for a way of life. Mana sat down with the Daily Business Review to talk about his plan. Watch the video here.
Blu Harbor, a 402-unit multifamily community in Redwood City, has sold for $325.6 million to GID, a Boston investment firm, by the partnership of Pauls Corporation and Fortress Investment Group.
Good Sportsman Marketing has leased the entire space in Building A of Parc SouthWest or approximately 180,497 square feet, and Building B will be fully occupied by three tenants.
The facility, which will serve families in a traditionally low-income neighborhood, will open next year in Avenue Center, a community resource center across from Moody Park that is being developed by Avenue.
Urban Renaissance Group and real estate investment firm Iron Point Partners recently sold the 548,704-square-foot SeaTac Office Center to a partnership between San Francisco-based PCCP LLC and URG.