Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
DETROIT-The new owner of the Shops at Lafayette Park, once slated for demolition, is now planning on art that reflects the work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe to the 45,000-sf retail center.
DENVER-The automotive and industrial parts maker chose to build on 10 acres in the Inverness Business Park rather than relocate to Atlanta or Kansas City. They were among seven Midwest and Southeast sites considered.
DENVER-The four-story La Bougainvillea project at 10th and Santa Fe will provide 38 units for households at or below 60% of the area median income when Key Construction completes work in December.
DENVER-Commercial architecture and interior design firm NCD quadruples its ranks to handle additional assignments, including the Denver Newspaper Agency's $80-million, 300,000-sf office tower at Colfax Avenue and Broadway.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Gyro Engineering Corp. of California lays out about $8.2 million for the Evans Business Center, a 47,159-sf office building with 29 tenants. The buyer, with 1031 Exchange capital, assumes a $4.5-million, 20-year loan to make the close.
MIAMI-Douglas Place, a 14-story, 83-unit boutique property, is scheduled to break ground in June and be completed near the end of next year. The H&H Development Co. project has about a $20-million sellout value.
MIAMI-BAP-GGM Developers, currently selling the $42-million, 28-story waterfront condominium project Onyx, have decided to develop another tower with 122 units two blocks down the street. The first tower is set to break ground in June, while Onyx 2 has a January ground-breaking planned.
CHICAGO-Consoer Townsend Envirodyne, a tenant since the building opened in 1980, renews a 74,000-sf lease while affiliated company McClier will relocate into 43,000 sf from 401 E. Illinois St. later this year.
PORTLAND-Built by the Nicolai family in 1885 as a luxury hotel, the four-story historic structure currently houses 17 retail and office tenants. The $2-million seismic upgrade was triggered by the Nikkei Legacy Center's commitment to spend $400,000 building out a Japanese history museum on the ground floor.