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Local Queens developer Gary Tsan has acquired a 200,000-square-foot development site situated in a qualified Opportunity Zone in the Downtown Flushing submarket for $58 million, or approximately $290 per buildable square foot. The one-acre development is located at 133-25 37th Ave., and is said to be one of the last large land parcels available in the submarket.
Workforce multifamily, student housing, and triple-net lease enjoy relatively low transaction costs, transparency, a deep pool of buyers and sellers, ease of valuation—in other words, liquidity.
Use of the popular baseball analogy 'what inning are we in?' to gauge how much time is left in the real estate cycle is heard less frequently as the Portland market just keeps going, says Cushman & Wakefield's Jim Lewis.
The investment in Cal Twin Towers provided Adler's investors with cash flow and substantial appreciation for the duration of the hold period, recently selling to local investor Steve Blumer for $26 million.
The mixed-use office and retail tower under development in Downtown Manhattan's Financial District at 25 Park Row is seeing a wave of interest from retailers, some with small-to-large footprints and letters of intent for flagship buildouts.
Local development firm Barone Management constructed the industrial property located at 9-03 44th Road, which is said to be the first ground-up industrial property in the market to come online in the last 30 years.
The Railyards brings a new vision of thoughtful urban development in Sacramento: a mixed-use district that connects the community to its roots, neighbors, culture and the future.
The firm, which provides care and support to older adults and people with disabilities in their homes and community-based settings, has signed a long-term lease for 76,313 square feet of space at the landmark Sullivan Center at 1 S. State St.
Brookfield Properties has leased 87,000-square-feet to international energy company National Grid at 2 Hanson Place, Downtown Brooklyn. The 15-year lease includes the 11th and 12th floors of the 14-story Class A building.