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NEW YORK CITY—A new report from Dodge Data and Delos details "how the design and construction industry is helping to drive efforts to introduce preventative medical intentions into our built environment, where we spend more than 90% of our time," says Delos CEO Paul Scialla.
PLEASANTON, CA—With more than 150,000 square feet currently in development/redevelopment and another 500,000 square feet in the pipeline, Meridian is still aggressively pursuing more value-add general and medical office opportunities throughout California.
IRVINE, CA—Finding what makes those residents unique is the key to creating truly distinct apartment communities, MVE + Partners' Matt McLarand tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at multifamily amenities.
WOODBRIDGE, NJ—St. Georges Crossing is one of a number of properties within Levin's shopping center portfolio to reach 100 percent occupancy in recent months.
PHOENIX—Because Phoenix was late to recover, the office market is still in the 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. range on the Office Property Clock falling squarely in the recovery zone, says Dennis Desmond of JLL in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
HOUSTON—As the newest class-A office building in the Galleria, 1885 St. James provides a fresh infusion of modern office space to an otherwise mature submarket, with 165,000 square feet of boutique space.
ARLINGTON, TX—The location of Westmount at Forest Oaks is in an area of North Texas with a strong job growth, minutes away from DFW Airport, Lockheed Martin, GM and Bell Helicopter-Textron.
AUSTIN, TX—The Michael residential community provides added housing to the growing northwest Austin neighborhood, with pedestrian trails and access to Highway 183 and the Texas 45 Toll Road.
NEW YORK CITY—Real Capital Analytics says regional and local banks have stepped up their activity in the past year “to fill a critical gap as CMBS lenders have pulled back.”