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NEWARK, NJ—The co-working site, called =SPACE Downtown, will offer amenitized, technology-driven workspace and a creative, nurturing environment that its developers say will be both affordable and accessible.
FULLERTON, CA—ARES' recent purchase of a 421-unit multifamily property was possible due to its track record on large deals, ability to raise sizable funds and ability to renovate buildings of that vintage, the firm's Paul Julian tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
SANTA CLARA, CA—Along with Irvine Company's Northern California strategy, Todd Hedrick opened up about the innovative Santa Clara Square and how it plans to attract not only tech but retail and other tenants with its amenity offerings in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
BOSTON—The expected total project budget for the Terminal B improvements is currently estimated at $180 million. The partial project budget of $45 million was approved at the Massport board meeting last Thursday.
SAN DIEGO—Landlords could raise rents to the extent that tenants will explore options other than extending at fair market value, which could bring in a new wave of industrial tenants to Central San Diego especially, Lee's Jordan Phillips tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—Industrious is the latest co-working space to open up shop in the Downtown market, and while the traditional office vacancy is 17%, the co-working space is already attracting loads of attention from prospective tenants.