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NEW YORK CITY—The Brooklyn Brewery hopes to remain at the Williamsburg site at least until its lease expiration in 2025. Earlier this year, city officials announced that the brewery will locate its headquarters in 75,000 square feet of space at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
LINDEN, NJ—Jordan Metz, VP at Bussel Realty Corp., brokered the sale. This is the fifth industrial investment asset Metz has sold over the past 12 months, totaling more than $40 million in aggregate sales/lease volume.
LIVERMORE, CA—Redmill Capital secures a $38.6 million loan to start construction on The Shoppes at Livermore, to be located adjacent to the popular San Francisco Premium Outlets, which attract some 4 million annual visitors, Globest.com has learned in this EXCLUSIVE.
NEW YORK CITY—While it's remaining on the same street, and on the West Side, the company appears to favor more traditional Midtown, spotlighting this round up of recent deals.
OTAY MESA, CA—Home of the only new class-A industrial building available on the market, Otay Mesa has the lowest industrial vacancy on record and is ripe for development, Murphy's Andy Irwin tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with JLL executives in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and the Inland Empire to compare industrial fundamentals and trends in each of these Southern California markets.
PHILADELPHIA—Rodio has 13 years of industry experience and has been involved in more than 200 assignments covering a wide range of office, industrial, retail, multi-housing and land sales and financings totaling more than $6 billion in volume.
MCLEAN, VA—“Property price and NOI growth continue to outperform their historical averages” in the majority of metro areas covered by Freddie Mac's quarterly Apartment Investment Market Index, says VP Steve Guggenmos.