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WASHINGTON, DC--The growing number of TAMI companies here is increasing demand for creative office space yet developers are still building for traditional tenants.
NEW YORK CITY—Changes in the borough are sparking investor demand, as well as relocations to the area by employers and retailers, according to a new report.
ATLANTA—Nick Egelanian, president of Siteworks Retail and author of an Urban Land Institute chapter on commodity versus specialty retail, offers some key insights.
IRVINE, CA—The firm is targeting $1 billion in acquisitions this year, predicated on the continued availability of assets that fit its investment criteria, which nearly doubles its purchases for 2016, Larry Sullivan tells GlobeSt.com.
HOBOKEN, NJ—The Metropolitan's proximity to Advance's Harlow, which opened at 1330 Willow Street in December, places residents steps from the neighboring building's ground-floor retail space, which will be home to a new Trader Joe's supermarket — the upscale grocer's first location in Hoboken and all of Hudson County — starting this year.
SAN DIEGO—It's rather uncommon for a developer to buy an asset back decades after building it, but it worked for Murphy Development Co.'s repurchase of San Diego Business Park, for which the company will invest $15 million in upgrades, Andy Irwin tells GlobeSt.com.