Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
DENVER-The latest report by the Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Denver notes a sharp decline in multifamily development through mid-summer of 2003.
HOUSTON-Clear Channel gets close to the asking prices of $795,000 for a former mansion and $445,000 for a parking lot, both situated in the coveted Montrose district. Meanwhile, the seller is weighing options for its Galleria headquarters.
CHICAGO-The gum company needed a little more space, which was not available at its namesake Wrigley Building at 401 N. Michigan Ave. It found 22,540 sf at 455 Cityfront Plaza.
NEW YORK CITY-In one of the largest per sf deals in the Flatiron district, Investcorp sells 150 Fifth for slightly more than $102 million. The site is the home of EMI Music, which has a long-term lease for 151,000 sf.
OAKLAND-Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP renews its lease for 38,200 sf in the Downtown office building and commits to expanding by 9,000 sf in January 2005. The firm has been in the building for more than 10 years.
BARBUDA, WEST INDIES-Traded on the OTC Bulletin Board and formerly known as Caribbean Clubs International Inc., CCI Group Inc. acquires a leasehold interest and purchase option for Palmetto Beach Hotel on the West Indies island of Barbuda.
GRESHAM, OR-Changes are proposed to chapters addressing surface and ground water quality, air quality, parks, recreation, trails, and open space and public facilities and services.
CHICAGO-The gum company needed a little more space, which was not available at its namesake Wrigley Building at 401 N. Michigan Ave. It found 22,540 sf at 455 Cityfront Plaza.
PHOENIX-EastGroup Properties secures a $45.5-million refinancing while Denali National Trust obtains a $10.1-million mortgage for the Stapley Office Center, deals both generated by Atlanta-based Prudential Mortgage Capital Co.