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Sentinel Square II Trades For $147M

Erika Morphy | January 04, 2018

An entity associated with Hana Asset Management Co., is the buyer of the 95%-leased building.

After 2017 Hurricanes, Concerns Turn to Earthquakes

Lisa Brown | January 04, 2018

Earthquake risk seems to be on the minds of a number of CMBS investors, with a particular focus on the potential impact of an event and assets that may not be adequately insured, if at all.

Why Alternative-Medicine Tenants Are Flourishing Now

Carrie Rossenfeld | January 04, 2018

The severity of the opioid epidemic is causing people to seek new, natural, alternative medicine and therapies such as acupuncture to treat their ailments, Modern Acupuncture's Chad Meisinger tells GlobeSt.com.

Original Owner High Hill Exits Wood Ridge, NJ, Multifamily After 40 Years

Steve Lubetkin | January 04, 2018

Located on a quiet road off Route 17, the 1976-vintage townhouse-style complex includes duplex units averaging 650-square-feet each, with private balconies, wood-burning fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and hardwood flooring.

Self-Storage Builds Reach New $ Peak

Paul Bubny | January 04, 2018

“The surge in construction of self-storage facilities across the country has been one of the biggest growth areas in the commercial real estate market” over the past year, says Chris Roach at BBG.

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CBRE: DC Metro Office Investment Sales Volume Totaled $7.8B for 2017

Erika Morphy | January 04, 2018

The price per square foot record was broken last year when 900 16th St., NW, sold for $1,252 per square foot.

Buyers Still Have Big Appetite for Class B Industrial

Brian J. Rogal | January 04, 2018

The market is not showing any weakness as we move into 2018.

Design Gets Input from Landmark Commission

Lisa Brown | January 04, 2018

Leon Capital will preserve the main entrance facade and structure of the original building of the Dallas Independent School District headquarters and make it a fully functional aspect of the multifamily development.

What's in Store for Houston CRE in 2018?

Lisa Brown | January 04, 2018

Transwestern's outlook for Houston is bullish for most product types: retail and industrial are the strongest while multifamily and office are working through supply issues, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.