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.
DALLAS-Panattoni Development's Dallas team is gearing up for build-to-suits totaling 110,000 sf to keep vendor and supplier close together in Pinnacle Park. Taylor Farms will occupy a 52,000-sf building and Hardie's Fruits and Vegetables, 58,000 sf.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The nationwide acquirer and originator of nonconforming Alt-A mortgage loans ends the public offering, which was for 7.5 million shares and common stock, with a selling stockholder selling 200,000 shares.
ESCONDIDO, CA-A San Diego-based construction management and consulting firm has completed a project for a golf improvement center here. The golf facilities market has been especially strong, with golf manufacturing and practice facilities proving to be particularly popular among developers.
PHOENIX-More than 300 hotels around the world will carry the Best Western name, either through new development or re-branding. Of the total, 155 will be in North America. The opening of trade relations in China brings two hotels.
EAST WINDSOR, NJ-The pharmaceutical testing company, based in Texas, will open a lab new facility in an expansion that places it closer to many of the industry's giants.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-An increasing number of biotech companies are making their way from here to the suburbs to get more space and to save on costs, according to industry experts at a recent seminar sponsored by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.
ATLANTA-The locally based American arm of British-based Six Continents PLC is putting the former Tishman Hotel Corp. executive in charge of Six Continents' growth and development of all company brands in the western states. Watkins will be based in Phoenix.
MOONACHIE, NJ-The space, which adds up to three built-out floors at Empire Office Centre II, is being marketed by Weiss Realty, which sold the building to the current owner.
ORLANDO-The developer is going with Vance Realty Group, a 10-year-old, boutique brokerage as his marketer for the planned nine-story, 102-unit, $35 million project at the MetroWest community in southwest Orlando. Average condo price: $350,000.
ALBUQUERQUE-Rent concessions are disappearing and investors appearing in Albuquerque, particularly in the multifamily sector. A 59-unit, class B plus complex brings $2.5 million from another out-of-state investment group.