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CHARLOTTE-Trammell Crow Co. posted one million sf of leasing activity in the first quarter including a 206,000-sf deal with Home Depot. The market is slower but remains active, Crow officials tell GlobeSt.com.
CHICAGO-The Blake-Lamb Funeral Home building at 1035 N. Dearborn St. is sold to JDL Development, which plans to build 23 condominiums on the Near North site.
The property markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa are shrugging off the slowdown in the USA and uncertainty in world capital markets, according to new research from CB Hillier Parker.<p>
BALTIMORE, MD-Following the merger of Municipal Mortgage & Equity and the Midland Cos., the firm will be known as MuniMae Midland with Michael Falcone as president and CEO.
LOS ANGELES-Nevins Construction acquires 66-unit apartment complex from private investors. Transaction comes in wake of Beitler Commercial report that says sales across the county are down sharply from a year ago.
NEW YORK CITY-Manhattan's Midtown South commercial office market has taken the brunt of the "dot-bomb" fallout, according to GVA Williams First Quarter Report. Others say NYC is insulated from a recession.
DALLAS-In a first time report, Integra Realty Resources has found that the shake-out of Texas nursing facilities' operators will lead to a healthier market. The study encompasses Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties.
SAN DIEGO-On the heels of a major acquisition, the largest West Coast shopping center REIT has announced it will release its first-quarter results on May 10.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Total revenue increased by $20.67 million, or 15.3%. Rental revenue at AvalonBay's established communities jumped 11.8%, while operating expenses increased 6.4%.
HINGHAM, MA-The renovation of a shipyard here is complicated by a land swap deal that requires legislative approval and growing local opposition. Developer's plans for the 130-acre parcel include commercial, retail and office space as well as residential housing.