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The deal for the 372-unit building reported by Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. marks Equity Residential's return to the Denver multifamily sector since its exit in January 2016.
"While e-commerce is rapidly changing our world, no one has perfected how to get a freshly made donut, taco or burger and fries through the internet,” says Boulder's Randy Blankstein.
The venture is currently seeking 10 or more top-tier firms or “co-founders” to facilitate OnMarketUSA's launch in other markets where it is forming local teams, including in New Jersey, in the New York City boroughs of the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, South Florida and in Philadelphia.
Demand from large cloud users resulted in more data center leasing activity in Northern Virginia in the first half of 2018 than the rest of the primary data center markets combined, according to CBRE's latest U.S. Data Center Trends report.
Transwestern estimates that total demand for medical office space across the US could range from 150.5 million square feet to 225.8 million square feet by 2019.
BridgeCore Capital Inc. revealed today that it has commenced operations and GlobeSt.com exclusively caught up with the firm's founder and principal, Elliot Shirwo on how he is finding ways to succeed by stepping out of the box.
As office space shrinks, the tech performance of the space becomes more important, i.e., dedicated Internet access, connectivity to private cloud networks and secure connection to offshore centers.
Marx Realty's purchase of Lower East Side buildings at 135 and 161 Bowery demonstrates a continued demand in the neighborhood by creative and tech industry tenants.