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Public-Private Mall Redevelopment Project Hitting Marks

David Phillips | July 29, 2016

LONGMONT, CO—Phase I of the $90 million Village at the Peaks is completed, and leasing has begun for Phase II at the formerly-distressed mall.

Data Center Space in Chi. has Become Scarce

Brian J. Rogal | July 29, 2016

CHICAGO—Several key substations are at capacity, an obstacle to new development, but ComEd has plans for an expansion

Chicago's Inland Port Set for Major Expansion

Brian J. Rogal | July 29, 2016

CHICAGO—Many developers are looking for development sites near the intermodal facility 40 miles southwest of the city, but a significant gap between supply and demand remains.

Opus Starts Another Spec in the Midwest

Brian J. Rogal | July 29, 2016

KANSAS CITY—This project fulfills unmet demand for industrial development in the Kansas City area, where many tenants need space in the 30,000 – 80,000-square-foot range.

Vornado Gets Approval for New Metropolitan Park Apartment

Erika Morphy | July 29, 2016

ARLINGTON, VA—Vornado has just delivered The Bartlett, which is also part of Metropolitan Park.

Carroll Spends $74M for West Midtown Atlanta

Jennifer LeClaire | July 29, 2016

ATLANTA—Including this transaction, Carroll has purchased 26 properties totaling $1.2 billion since the beginning of 2015.

Orlando Ranks High In This Important Economic Driver

Jennifer LeClaire | July 29, 2016

ORLANDO—According to banking site MoneyRates, which evaluated 380 cities on four key metrics, cities in Texas and Florida dominate the top 10 rankings.

Crocker Partners Sells Office Building Trades for $126M

Jennifer LeClaire | July 29, 2016

MIAMI—“West Palm Beach office rental rates reached a record high this year, making the sale timely.”

Fund Managers Lower Their Targets

Paul Bubny | July 29, 2016

LONDON—Preqin's survey of 191 private equity real estate fund managers finds that asset valuations remain their chief concern, with 49% calling it the biggest challenge they'll face over the next year.

Who's Looking to Lease in National City?

Carrie Rossenfeld | July 29, 2016

NATIONAL CITY, CA—The area has seen tremendous interest from hospitality, retail and lifestyle tenants, with prominent new construction planned along the Chula Vista Bayfront continuing to broaden the region's appeal to a more diverse tenant base, CBRE's Louay Alsadek tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

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Public-Private Mall Redevelopment Project Hitting Marks

Data Center Space in Chi. has Become Scarce

Chicago's Inland Port Set for Major Expansion

Opus Starts Another Spec in the Midwest

Vornado Gets Approval for New Metropolitan Park Apartment

Carroll Spends $74M for West Midtown Atlanta

Orlando Ranks High In This Important Economic Driver

Crocker Partners Sells Office Building Trades for $126M

Fund Managers Lower Their Targets

Who's Looking to Lease in National City?

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