Commercial real estate instant insights 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.
MIAMI-Industry sources familiar with the deal tell GlobeSt.com, on condition of anonymity, that Telefonica Data Corp. signed a 15-year, 173,000-sf lease at about $13 per sf in the 100-acre LightSpeed Miami Center.
CHICAGO-CDBGs, HOME funds, tax credits, tax-exempt bonds and empowerment zone money will help build 298 affordable multifamily unit and one commercial unit in developments on the North, South and Southwest Sides.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Barton Malow Co. recognizes five employees -- Patricia Whitney, Dianne Wieland, Sheryl B. Maibach, Catherine Kerr and Navell Jenkins -- who have invested 20 years or more during Women in Construction Week.
SAN ANTONIO-Federal Realty and the Valencia Group are hard at work on a 12-story, 214-unit boutique hotel in the city's historic Houston Street. The partnership also is planning another hotel project in San Jose.
NEW YORK CITY-The capital and the interest are there, a Sonnenblick-Goldman director tells GlobeSt.com. A solid sale might now make so-far hesitant Japanese sellers a bit more confident.
MERCED, CA-The university is buying better than 7,000 acres here for $8 million and using the rest of the money to establish a scholarship fund. Some 2,000 acres will be developed into the campus, with the rest preserved as open space.
HARRISBURG, NC-A development niche surfaces with two 25,000-sf buildings in this town of 5,000 residents, 14 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte. Big-city developers are discovering the raw dirt and moving in with new subdivisions.