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ORLANDO—"These were EBSCO's first purchases in Central Florida, and are a prime example of new capital looking to grow their footprint in this market.”
COSTA MESA, CA—New lending regulations have made it difficult for traditional lenders to do certain types of loans, forcing borrowers to work with private lenders, a positive step for the industry, say panelists at RealShare Orange County.
EASTON, PA—Construction on 33 Logistics Park 1611 will begin in September, with delivery scheduled for June 2017. In addition to 36' clear height, the building will feature 64 dock doors, two drive-in doors, and parking for 110 trailers and 350 automobiles.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Hughes, who began his academic career at Rutgers as a member of the faculty in 1971, is a nationally recognized expert on demographics, housing, and regional economics.
LOS ANGELES—From Pokemon Go to Instagram, real estate professionals in every industry are signing onto new forms of technology to stay ahead, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
JACKSONVILLE, FL—The risk retention rules rolled out under the Dodd-Frank Act are taking effect at the end of this year and they might take a toll on those holding CMBS, write EverBank's John Randall and Doug Misner in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
BOSTON—The BRA also green-lighted Trinity Financial's $186-million phased redevelopment plan at the Boston Housing Authority's Orient Heights complex in East Boston, as well as the Cronin Group's $260-million condo tower at 150 Seaport Blvd.
UNION CITY, CA—Crossroads Technology Park's institutional-quality, campus-like setting and proximity to a well-educated workforce has proven to be an appealing location for its tenant base.