The firm acquires a 197,370-square-foot, two-building office asset here from the Colton Co. and plans to invest approximately $15 million to reposition it, including a reworking of the shared outdoor area between the buildings.

The city's three-owned properties to be considered by respondents include 2469 Second Ave. in East Harlem; 455 First Ave. in Kips Bay and 44-36 44th Drive in Long Island City.

Statistics on non-mall shopping centers certainly do not reflect a dying industry, Cushman & Wakefield says in a new national report.

Atlanta's industrial market added 14.2 million square feet of speculative construction completions in 2017. But that's not the big story.