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HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA—One thing that makes the Residences at Pacific City so unique is its amenities building and use of open space, which serve to draw the community in and allow them to embrace the iconic property, MVE's Jeff Larsen and Pieter Berger tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
CARLSBAD, CA—In the midst of creative redevelopment for both office and industrial, San Diego is proving itself the birthplace of the new ground-up creative-industrial development trend, RAF Pacifica's Adam Robinson tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.
LOS ANGELES—CBRE's Darin Mellott says the evolution of commercial real estate markets “will transcend the traditional lines of downtown vs. suburban, or Millennial vs. Boomer.”
JERSEY CITY, NJ—The property is part of a multi-phase development, which also includes the 400-unit, Costas Kondylis-designed 50 Columbus apartment building; a 50-story, luxury residential tower, 70 Columbus; soon-to-be-completed, a 152-room Marriott Residence Inn at 80 Columbus; and on-site shared parking.
BOCA RATON, FL—The sale of 12 apartment properties to Robbins/Electra America included a backup financing commitment for six additional communities, says Berkadia's Mitch Sinberg.
NEW YORK CITY—The group of five properties, totaling 18 buildings, was picked up by a partnership of Tahl Propp Equities, Enterprise Community Investment and a lender.
MCKINNEY, TX—The Village at McKinney is a proposed 76.2-acre development with construction scheduled to begin in fall of 2016 and an estimated completion by 2018.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—Heritage and Mirada were popular with investors seeking well-located, value-add opportunities and given the good bones but dated interiors, the properties are ripe for cosmetic upgrades.
HOUSTON—Houston has been the Lloyds Register US headquarters for 20 years, and the firm is highly invested in continuing to support the economy and community, says its CFO James Pinder.