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Lincoln Burning Up Commercial Real Estate in the Southeast

Jennifer LeClaire | August 26, 2016

ATLANTA—Lincoln Harris and its affiliate Lincoln Property Co. are hitting on all cylinders. Check out this deal wrap.

Growing Submarket Sees Megadeals Worth $96M

Jennifer LeClaire | August 26, 2016

ORLANDO—“These two transactions also specifically highlight improving conditions…”

Hard to Discover Any Vacant Lab Space in Greater Boston

John Jordan | August 26, 2016

BOSTON—The Greater Boston lab market, which totals 19.9 million square feet, posted its lowest availability on record at the mid-point of this year at just 4.7%, according to brokerage firm Transwestern | RBJ.

Meridian Arranges Financing for North Bergen, NJ Industrial Recap

Steve Lubetkin | August 26, 2016

NORTH BERGEN, NJ—The 292,689-square-foot property, at 2500 East 83rd Street in North Bergen, NJ, contains a refrigerated and climate controlled industrial space.

Midtown East Rezoning Could Spur Office Development

John Jordan | August 26, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—The draft scope of work for an environmental impact statement on the “Greater East Midtown Rezoning” proposal calls for zoning changes that would allow the tallest new buildings in Midtown East to be developed near Grand Central Terminal.

Cal State System Moves to Public-Private Deals

Kelsi Maree Borland | August 26, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Kennedy Wilson's partnership with Cal State Channel Islands is the largest real estate monetization in the school system's history, but it is likely the start of many more partnership deals from the Cal State system.

New York Life Refinances Rockville Office with $100M Loan

Erika Morphy | August 26, 2016

ROCKVILLE, MD--the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission extended its full building lease at the 348,000-square foot building earlier this year.

Updated Rent Control Decreases Cash Flow

Lisa Brown | August 26, 2016

SAN JOSE—An updated rent control ordinance reduces annual increases to 5%, eliminates the catch-up rent exception and debt pass-through, and places greater restrictions on passing through capital improvement costs, as discussed in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

New Options for Retail Investors Looking to Diversify

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 26, 2016

LADERA RANCH, CA—Adding a 1031-Exchange business to its line is one of the ways SmartStop is keeping up with the demands of small retail investors seeking a greater variety of investment options, the firm's John Strockis tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Reading-Based Carpenter Technology Moving Corporate HQ to Center City