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OAKLAND, CA-A new economic performance ranking by locally based Foresight Analytics places Washington, DC, and the Riverside-San Bernardino area of Southern California the top two economic performers in the nation. Orlando, Tampa and Phoenix round out the top five and Philadelphia makes a surprise showing.
LONG BEACH, CA-Healthcare Property Investors Inc. agrees to buy Tampa, FL-based CNL Retirement Properties in what the companies are calling the largest transaction in healthcare REIT history.
LONG BEACH, CA-Healthcare Property Investors Inc. agrees to buy Tampa, FL-based CNL Retirement Properties in what the companies are calling the largest transaction in healthcare REIT history.
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DALLAS-EMC Corp. gets the team on one floor instead of two in Signature Place, signing a deal for 33,855 sf. The rightsizing move slices 11,325 sf, but the upshot is the five-year tenant stays put in the class A, two-tower complex.
DALLAS-EMC Corp. gets the team on one floor instead of two in Signature Place, signing a deal for 33,855 sf. The rightsizing move slices 11,325 sf, but the upshot is the five-year tenant stays put in the class A, two-tower complex.
TAMPA, FL-The locally based nonprofit company will be developing the facility at the 87-acre, 50%-leased University of South Florida Research Park on Spectrum Boulevard. LifeLink Foundation Inc. also has a 50-year land lease with the University of South Florida Research Foundation.
TAMPA, FL-The locally based nonprofit company will be developing the facility at the 87-acre, 50%-leased University of South Florida Research Park on Spectrum Boulevard. LifeLink Foundation Inc. also has a 50-year land lease with the University of South Florida Research Foundation.