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SAN ANTONIO-Developer and owner Barshop & Oles of San Antonio collects its reward for a 98.6%-occupied center. The 108,325-sf retail buy comes with an extra six acres that can support up to 40,000 sf of additional development.
MONTEREY, CA-The fourth time is a charm for Century Theaters, who presented its fourth revised proposal to the Monterey Planning Commission last night. It was approved by a 4-2 vote.
CHICAGO-No homeowners would be displaced, nor additional parcels acquired under a tax increment financing proposal for an area between the 4100 blocks of Drexel Boulevard and Cottage Grove Avenue.
DENVER-Hospitality Management Corp. manages Alliance Hospitality-Dallas' 214-room property in the Cherry Creek/Glendale area, which changed flags from Best Western in a $7-million renovation.
CHICAGO-The financially-struggling REIT's board of trustees passes on Dallas-based American Realty Investors, Inc.'s unsolicited offer which included buying out common stock at $7.50 per share, a slight premium to its recent price.
SEATTLE-"Unfortunately, even when the economy stabilizes, there will be fewer companies and the surviving businesses will be wary of taking on excess space in anticipation of expansion," says Gregory Wendelken, regional manager in the Seattle office of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Brokerage Co.
SAN DIEGO-The retail shopping center REIT reports lower earnings but higher revenues for the quarter ended March 31, a result of the merger last year between Price Enterprises and Excel Legacy Corp.
SUGAR LAND, TX-A $21-million asset disposition has one property sold, two under contract and talks under way for several others. Katmor Realty Two Ltd. buys the largest Sugar Land tract and starts gaming out a residential project.
NEW YORK CITY-While the multifamily sector has weathered past economic storms with minimal damage, the recent recession has caused a supply/demand disconnect that has analysts predicting a choppy 2002 for the sector.