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TAMPA, FL—For all the talk of South American dollars flowing into Miami, the Tampa Bay area is vying for its share of these foreign investors—and recording some wins.
TAMPA—Avison Young's Clay Witherspoon tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire how some Tampa landlords and tenants are exploring options for quality “like new” affordable office space.
TAMPA, FL—Franklin Street's Bob Goldfinger tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire about the challenges associated with this rip and rebuild student housing acquisition.
PHOENIX—In Sperry Van Ness' 10 retail markets to watch, a common theme is that the cities themselves have been adapting to a changing market, the firm's Shari Tucker tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO—The $49.4 in loans is for properties in nine states, and they will fuel 76 projects to construct or rehabilitate 5,055 units of affordable housing.
TAMPA, FL—“The market for unanchored retail centers has been improving since 2013 and is approaching levels last seen in 2007 and 2008," Franklin Street's Jonathan Graber tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire.
CHARLOTTE, NC—In a move to increase its presence in the Southeast, Walker & Dunlop Inc. reports it has opened a new office here. The commercial finance firm already has locations in Atlanta, Boca Raton, Nashville, New Orleans, Tampa and Fort Lauderdale.
TAMPA, FL—CBRE reports its locally based Industrial Brokerage team arranged nearly 2 million square feet of industrial sales and leases in the first six months of this year valued in excess of $47 million.
CHICAGO—Although the Holiday Inn and conference center needs a great deal of capital, Pearlshire, the Schaumburg-based buyer, plans to pour in millions.