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Sack Properties' Washington State portfolio includes Summit Redmond in Redmond, The Mill in Mill Creek and Chateau Woods, which fit into the firm's mandate of owning/operating in Western US submarkets.
Aerospace manufacturer Bell Textron recently signed a long-term 109,187-square-foot lease for the entire four-story building at 4151 Amon Carter Blvd. that formerly housed the American Airlines Federal Credit Union.
At a sale price of $275 million, Cupertino-based developer Hunter Properties recently disposed of Phase I of Coleman Highline, a 1.75 million-square-foot mixed-use campus.
The Small Business Administration played a vital role in keeping small businesses afloat this year, offering traditional SBA 504 and 7a loans, Paycheck Protection Program loans and Economic Injury Disaster loans.
An affiliate of The Axton Group recently closed on the acquisition of the Renaissance Austin Hotel for $70 million representing more than a 50% discount to replacement cost.
Student housing developer Panteras Development Partners and owner-operator Miyama USA Texas entered into a long-term ground lease with Texas Wesleyan University to launch a new project, The Rosedale.
A $282 million mixed-use complex is underway that will provide essential student housing including academic, community and retail space on the UC Hastings campus, and is slated for occupancy in June 2023.
Fort Capital recently closed the sale of an 18-building light industrial portfolio totaling 606,889 square feet across DFW and will continue to focus on class-B multi-tenant light industrial assets in core markets in Texas.
Kasa transforms vacant and underutilized real estate into trustworthy and flexible accommodations, and has entered into management agreements with owners in 35 markets across 15 states.
As retailers and manufacturers increase safety inventories and diversify supply chains, strategically located distribution centers will continue to be vital.