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NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA—In moving to Ellis Preserve, Equus wants its staff of real estate professionals to experience first-hand the unique Ellis Preserve environment, the convenient amenities provided by the Ellis Preserve retail stores, fitness center and restaurants, as well as the vibrant residential growth underway on site.
WASHINGTON, DC—REITS, developers and other commercial property owners that lease to the General Services Administration can avoid pitfalls with a few simple steps, writes Fox Rothschild's Reginald M. Jones in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
SAN DIEGO—By acquiring these assets in key western markets, Trion is able to capitalize on the economic growth of the regions while creating revenue, enabling the firm to generate strong, risk-adjusted returns to investors, Max Sharkansky tells GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON—Commercial brokerage firm JLL, in a newly released analysis on global real estate foreign investment, ranked the City of Boston as number six in the US and 13th globally for foreign real estate capital investment.
OCEANPORT, NJ–“The emerging diversity in Fort Monmouth's current and planned uses speaks to FMERA's vision for the property's future as a vibrant, mixed-use, live/work/play community,” says Cushman & Wakefield's Les Smith, who heads the Fort Monmouth marketing team.
LOS ANGELES—The iconic Downtown Los Angeles office building will now be called CalEdison DTLA to follow Rising Realty Partners major redevelopment of the property.
NEW YORK CITY—New research by Sky Lake Partners founder Donald Dye reveals an important connection between the CPI and local property values, as he shares in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Replacing Steve Jehorek, who is retiring, Chris Coyte will focus more on sales and assisting producers' efforts in the market, he tells GlobeSt.com in this interview that includes new hire and veteran executive Bob Goodmanson.
INDIANAPOLIS—“This portfolio spans a broad range of dynamic submarkets in metros that are still emerging,” says CBRE's Steve LaMotte, who's marketing it on behalf of the developer.