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.
LYNWOOD, WA-Opus has released initial designs for its 90-acre Northpointe campus near here. It will contain more than 700,000 sf of Class A office space and include more than 40 acres of open green space.
OAK PARK, IL-After seven months as senior vice president for the New York City Housing Development Corp., Edward Solan returns home to this Chicago suburb to run the Oak Park Residence Corp. as well as the village's housing authority.
NEW YORK CITY-Four of the companies are Hong Kong firms looking to establish a foothold in the US. Also, six current tenants have renewed their leases and three have expanded their space.
HOUSTON-The Houston Ballet has secured 2.2 acres to build a specially designed warehouse for equipment and set designs. The property, close to the group's performance hall, will be up and running in the summer.
PHOENIX-The investment subsidiary of CB Richard Ellis has purchased the bulk of a real estate portfolio of medical offices and clinics in the Las Vegas area in a sale/leaseback deal valued at $115 million.
DETROIT-A planned 10-story headquarters will provide space for 1,000 of the city department's employees, opening up areas for housing and office space Downtown and saving the city money.
BAYONNE, NJ-A spring opening is set for the 233,000-sf neighborhood center, described by local officials as the largest shopping center in this Hudson River waterfront city. The opening will bring long-anticipated retail to this redevelopment district.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-The development project is one of a handful that aims to revitalize the Downtown area. From now until spring 2002, there will be as many as nine projects under construction there.
SEATTLE, WA-The targeted demographic sectors for the Olympus--a three-tower, 327-unit project near Seattle Center and Pike Place Market--are Seattle's affluent techies and professionals, more and more of whom are looking for upscale urban living options.
ANAHEIM, CA-Fairfield Communities based in Orlando, Florida has purchased the 136-unit resort in a deal that includes options to build a 150-unit oceanfront resort in Southern California.