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HOUSTON—Rockstar Property's newest offering is a cool office space located at 5700 NW Central that will attract specific talent such as young professionals, tech companies, and design and architectural firms.
LAS COLINAS, TX—Physicians say there is nothing in the market to the caliber of this facility, providing a unique care environment and one-stop shop for imaging, pharmacy, dental, vision and sleep therapy.
PHOENIX—Zenreach, a San Francisco-based technology company, opens its first major office outside of its headquarters at Biltmore Center due to the existing sales ecosystem, high quality of life and top talent.
AUSTIN, TX—The booming economy is fueling demand for industrial space, with less than 1.83 million square feet currently vacant, translating into an incredibly tight citywide vacancy rate of 4.8%.
IRVINE, CA—The recent string of monthly increases shows commercial real estate valuations “on the upswing following the weakness seen earlier this year,” says Peter Muoio, chief economist at Ten-X.
Partner's Nicole Moore, REPA and Kristine MacWilliams, PE answer some frequently asked questions about vapor intrusion risk, regulation and its impact on the multifamily industry.
LOS ANGELES—RealCap's Self Storage Opportunity Fund, the crowdfunding platform's first fund, is targeting 10%-15% returns by focusing on one of the strongest commercial real estate niches.
LOS ANGELES—Planet Home Living is building another small-lot ordinance development, this time in Silverlake. Why is the demand for these projects so high on L.A.'s Eastside?
NEW YORK CITY—
The borough of Queens enjoyed an extremely active month in June paced by Related Cos.' purchase of a 444-unit Section 8 multifamily portfolio in Astoria for $121 million, or $363-per-square foot.
NEW YORK CITY—“We continue to plan for the future, now with more capital and one of the most sophisticated and reliable real estate investors in the world as our partner,” says John Kessler, the REIT's president and COO.