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NEW YORK CITY—The two hotel properties were part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on Sept. 3, 2015 involving a total of four New York City hotel properties.
SAN DIEGO—With the Chargers likely heading Downtown or leaving town, Qualcomm Stadium, along with 166 acres of prime real estate, will soon be up for grabs. Panelists at a recent ULI breakfast suggested frameworks of what possibly could be developed in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> recap.
REDWOOD CITY, CA—Redwood City is home to a growing cluster of tech companies, strategically located between the job markets of San Francisco and San Jose, with housing catering to unprecedented renter demand.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with three JLL executives in L.A., Orange County and San Diego about what's driving each market and how rental growth is being affected by development.
LANSDALE, PA—As previously reported by GlobeSt.com, a joint venture between Advance Realty and the Davis Cos. had acquired and renovated the property, a former Ford Motor Company facility with extensive industrial enhancements.
MIAMI—“Rarely does an opportunity of this scale and magnitude become available in one of the nation's strongest performing and most desirable retail markets.”
CLEVELAND—National director of KeyBank's Community Development Lending & Investment platform, Rob Likes tells GlobeSt.com that every affordable housing property is “a little bit different, depending on where it's located and the needs of the community.”
SADDLE BROOK, NJ—Saddle Brook Square, 189 Route 46 West in Saddle Brook, NJ, is a 221,892-square-foot shopping center anchored by Walmart, TJ Maxx, Modell's and 24 Hour Fitness.