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PARSIPPANY, NJ—Colliers says the state's industrial sector is continuing to show historic levels of growth, as tightening availabilities likely contributed to a slowdown in leasing velocity during the past three months.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—The borrower's goal was to recapitalize the asset with lower cost bridge debt to take advantage of strong leasing activity and to position the asset in alignment with the business plan.
KATY, TX—Leasing efforts led by Moody Rambin are underway for the three-story office property, Mason Creek Phase II within the Energy Corridor, one of the most high-growth employment centers.
CHANDLER, AZ—This new option for extended stay lodging offers visitors a good value, along with complimentary shuttle service to area corporate offices, fully equipped kitchens and modular furniture.
FORT WORTH—Fort Capital, the company behind the new River District, has begun construction on its new 16,500-square-foot sustainable headquarters within the entertainment and housing district.
NEW YORK CITY—After two years with the firm, the industry professional has joined a real estate lending and services firm in a new, leading sales advisory position.
With July being one of the top months for home sales and a third of all home buyers also being first-timers, personal-finance website WalletHub took the pulse of real estate in 300 cities of varying sizes. The results might surprise you.
LOS ANGELES—El Camp is the newest concept in co-working spaces, because it is dedicated to a single vertical industry, and is the next step toward office becoming a “social” and “residential” hub.
NEW YORK CITY—Landlord rent quotes have increased steadily over the past year, but the days of the uptick may be ending, according to a new report obtained EXCLUSIVELY by GlobeSt.com.