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.
BOSTON-The Federal Aviation Administration releases approves a new runway at Logan International Airport, but stipulates that it can only be used in windy conditions. This is the first runway in the country to have such restrictions.
FRANKLIN PARK, IL-The supplier of wall covering products gets 24,000 sf of office space in its move from 108 S. Des Plaines St. to Coolidge Chicago Equities' 9201 W. Belmont Ave., where it subleases from Transilwrap.
SILVER SPRING, MD-In a $27.3-million transaction, the 236,000-sf office complex at 11800 Tech Rd. switches ownership from The Goldstar Group to Corporate Office Property Trust. Once a flight simulator manufacturing facility, the property is 95% leased to tenants including the US Department of Defense.
PHILADELPHIA-The fundamentals in the city's multifamily rental market remain strong, even though the vacancy rate inches toward 3.5%, according to a research report by Encino, CA-based Marcus & Millichap's Philadelphia office. Fewer than 1,500 new units will reach completion this year.
HOUSTON-The hot pursuit for the 22-year-old Celebration at Westchase no doubt was linked to its 95% occupancy and ample room to grow the rent. Buyer BH Equities is honing in on a renovation to do just that.
SAN ANTONIO-The music retailer is planning a September opening in 6,494 sf at the Forum, a 1.2-million-sf outdoor shopping center in West San Antonio. Kimco and Mike Gribble Inc. are the center's developers.
THORNTON, CO-The Jacksonville, FL-based company buys 20 acres at the northeast corner of 136th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard for a retail center that will be anchored by a 66,000-sf King Soopers.
WEST SACRAMENTO, CA-The buyer is Transpacific Development Co. of Torrance, Calif. The purchase is part of an acquisition program that began after Transpacific sold more than $500 million of real estate in 1998 to Spieker Properties, a REIT later acquired by Equity Office Properties Trust.
ATLANTA-The former vice president of construction services at Norcross, GA-based W.H. Bass Inc. will head day-to-day operations and manage new business development for Advantis.
SEATTLE-The 47-unit condominium development will rise on the east side of 19th Avenue at Denny Way. Val Thomas Inc. paid $1.25 million for the land and is in the midst of spending another $8.2 million to develop it.