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The 22-story office tower at 111 West Washington totals 585,000 square feet. Chicago-based Golub will assume management and leasing of the building that was constructed in 1913.
What started with enhanced gyms, pools and bike storage has become cooking classes, personal shoppers, child-care services, digital driving ranges, climbing walls and even community gardens.
The development is a joint venture with 1026 Real Estate Investors, LLC, a New York City-based real estate investment firm headed by principal, Douglas Oliver. The facility will be professionally managed by CubeSmart Self Storage.
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency awarded the $20.5-million development 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits, which are expected to generate $15.9 million in private equity.
The fast fashion clothing and accessories retailer will close a third of its U.S. stores, which brokers say could make way for offices, medical marijuana facilities, esports or housing.
Attorney Neil Rollnick, a partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables, closed the $30 million purchase of a garden-style community in Tampa's Wellswood neighborhood.
Creekside Center produces attractive levered cash returns and during the past six months, an influx of capital has been chasing yield with a target of good quality assets in secondary markets.
For the third year in a row, the University of San Diego's School of Business real estate program has been named the number one real estate college in the nation.