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NEW YORK CITY—Related Cos., the developer of the massive mixed-use project on the Far West Side—along with Oxford Properties—has reached a high-level occupancy level for the retail portion of the complex.
ELIZABETH, NJ—The new building, a 60,000-square-foot, five-story, totally accessible facility, features a 400-seat auditorium with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and a streaming mezzanine that is dividable. The auditorium will be used by CAU for events and will be available to the community for rent.
SAN DIEGO—With 5%-plus annual rent increases in most submarkets over the past five to seven years and average rents in the county approaching $1,800 per month, new construction makes sense at last, ABI Multifamily's Patrick Doyle tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
MORGAN HILL, CA—The flex property was developed in 2002 as a build-to-suit for Paramit Corp. and is 100% occupied by that firm for its headquarters/research and development operations.
LOS ANGELES—For the first time in a prolonged period of growth, apartment rents in Los Angeles declined in the month of October. Could this be the beginning of a downturn for multifamily?
IRVINE, CA—A limited supply of condos in the market driving demand and a shift toward the urban, walkable lifestyle that embraces the convenience of nearby office and retail amenities are helping drive the condo market, MVE's Matt McLarand tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
DALLAS—With a Walk Score of 92, Harwood offers a progressive culture, independent spirit and calming nature–all within 18 city blocks–making it one of the most walkable areas in Dallas.