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DENVER-An upper-crust vacation club adds significantly to its stable of properties. It now offers 32 sybaritic properties in 16 places for the vacationing affluent.
MALDEN, MA-A Burgess Properties report says that despite the Greater Boston commercial real estate market continued struggles, the industrial market in the northern inner suburbs is commanding its highest sales prices ever.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA-Developer Great Lakes Cos. stays ahead of the waterpark development curve with the start of construction on its third such family resort property, Great Wolf Lodge, just outside Colonial Williamsburg.
ISELIN, NJ-The firm's Central New Jersey repped Venture Plus Realty in the sale transaction and has taken on the job of moving or filling Commercial Ventures' four-building, 273,000-sf holdings in South Jersey.
BOSTON-The YMCA of Greater Boston's proposal to build a community center in the North End has been selected as the preferred use of Parcel Six along the Central Artery corridor. The parcel was the first developable parcel along the Greenway to go out to bid.
Untitled DocumentThe business dynamics created by the recession is a painful reminder to tenants of the need to strive for as much flexibility as possible…
NEW YORK CITY-A new year begins a new alliance as CBRE joins with noted security experts SafirRosetti to address safety and security issues within the real
NEW ROCHELLE, NY-Commercial real estate developer Simone Development Cos. formed a new residential division and has already launched several luxury housing developments in Westchester County.
MESA, AZ-Bedford Property Investors' strong reputation helps beat at least six other offers placed for the 77,261-sf Superstition Springs Commerce Center, with the REIT spending $6.8 million or $100,000 less than the ask for the mixed-use property.