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SAN FRANCISCO—The result of winning a highly competitive selection process with Chevron to acquire, remediate and build on two sites, DM Development aims to catalyze redevelopment of the northern gateway and provide housing to a neighborhood with historically low inventory.
WASHINGTON, DC--The portfolio went under contract in the third quarter of 2015 but because of a cross-collateralized HUD loan the deal wasn't able to close until now.
PHILADELPHIA—The new facility enables American Airlines to increase capacity and improve the passenger experience at one of its primary east coast hubs.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—While some view the economic cycle as mature, California has a dynamic and vibrant economy with opportunities available in all phases of the cycle, Matt Felsot tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
SAN DIEGO—From infography to robots, Megafincas Alicante's Pepe Gutierrez gives IREM Fall Conference attendees a succinct rundown of must-have technologies that will rule the future for CRE property managers.
CHICAGO—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, a BMO Harris Bank source discusses several technology trends that are dominating the commercial real estate industry, impacting how residents interact with their environment, how hotel staff caters to customers and how healthcare workers care for patients.
LAS COLINAS, TX—An expansion will bring the two-story 53,000-square-foot class-A Tuscan Professional Buildings' occupancy to 100%, with PMRG continuing to provide both management and leasing services.
HOUSTON—Baylor Clinic, and one of the tallest medical buildings in the world, O'Quinn Medical Tower, get a full check of life safety systems including backups for critical areas, such as the surgical center.
NEW YORK CITY—CEO Riggs Kubiak says the move was prompted by office owners that wanted “to incorporate their multifamily assets for more overall portfolio insight.”
NEW YORK CITY—Executives of Lee & Associates recognize the need for regulations governing storm-water management and green area in general, but are quick to note the impact that these factors have on development yields.