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SECAUCUS, NJ—Manhattan Range Rover will use the building, which features 27-foot ceilings, large column spacing, 13 exterior doors and a drive-in bay, to store and prep new vehicles for their dealerships around the tristate area.
BOSTON—Gov. Baker says the program that looks to create better and smarter uses for state-owned properties has resulted in the sale or lease of 22 state-owned pieces of land.
LOS ANGELES—Seventh Street Industrial partners with the city and a local charity to bring a nearly 200,000-square-foot industrial project to a market with no available space.
SAN DIEGO—From texting and messaging apps to mobile-ready booking processes, today's hotels need to stay current with Millennial guests by understanding how they want to communicate and their technology-driven way of life, RAR's Robert Rauch tells GlobeSt.com.
DALLAS—Dallas High School, the four-story 109,000-square-foot landmark building, is slated to open in fourth quarter 2017, and current leasing efforts are focused on the top floor of the circa-1907 former school.
HOUSTON—The Kirby Collection is a 1.11 million-square-foot luxury mixed-use development located in the Upper Kirby District near the River Oaks neighborhood, as well as the Med Center and Galleria.
BETHESDA, MD—Berkadia's Keith Misner tells GlobeSt.com that multifamily investors have largely exhausted class A opportunities “and they're moving further down the matrix.”