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.
ASBURY PARK, NJ-The development, which will combine townhouses and condo "flats," is part of this beleaguered oceanfront city's long-awaited redevelopment program.
ELIZABETH, NJ--xpedx will use the space for warehouse and distribution purposes. The original 60,000-sf requirement grew to almost double after the division got a big Fed Ex contract.
PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA-In its largest deal to date, Kramont Realty Trust acquires 849,420 sf in six retail properties. The neighborhood shopping center REIT acquires 100% of two properties and 20% of the other four in a joint venture with Tower Fund.
ORLANDO-Sales deals are up; leasing transaction volume is down; and the introduction of more small bay warehouse facilities has helped the 15-year-old, suburban Maitland, FL firm survive during the economic downturn, company president George D. Livingston tells GlobeSt.com.
FOREST PARK, IL-Naperville, IL-based Navigator Development pays $14 per sf for five buildings on 5.58 acres at 1401 S. Circle Ave. here, while the price for JCG Industries' buy at 2055 N. 25th Ave. in Melrose Park is $28 per sf.
TUCSON, AZ-JI Kislak Inc. of Miami Lakes outdistances nine others in the race for the 330-unit Sundown Village, a 94%-occupied community with a view of the Catalina Mountains. Occupancy and steady income flow account for the heated bidding.
AURORA, CO-The local economic development council is holding a panel today to discuss the impact of biotech business at a major nearby Army hospital redevelopment.
NEW YORK CITY-Recently released statistics on the retail market indicate the economy might just be turning around. And retailers are finding that Manhattan is the place to be.
SUFFERN, NY-The $100 million redevelopment of Avon Products Inc.'s Suffern campus into a major research and development complex for the cosmetics firm will break ground early month.