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OCEANSIDE, CA—San Diego's “Hops Highway” in North County is home to nearly 60 craft-brewery facilities and well over 20 craft spirits- and wine-related establishments excluding liquor stores. Lee's Monique Medley gives GlobeSt.com an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at how this plays out in CRE.
ELIZABETH AND PASSAIC, NJ—The separate transactions include 51 out of 190 co-op units at Barry Gardens in Passaic for $3.876 million, and 44 out of 85 co-op units at Tudor Court in Elizabeth for $3.168 million.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—A vacant multifamily building at 107 York Street sold for $2.1 million, or approximately $420 per square foot. Cushman & Wakefield's Fahri Ozturk exclusively handled the transaction.
AUSTIN, TX—With businesses reacting to curveballs, there are many reasons to at least tap the brakes on expansion plans, says C&W, although Austin seems to be humming along quite nicely.
DALLAS—Dallas/Fort Worth went from number 11 to number six on the CBRE tech talent scorecard, reflecting talent supply, growth, concentration, costs, tech degrees, outlook for job growth and rents.
TUCSON, AZ—Funding goes toward the acquisition balance and a reserve account, along with upgrades, while accelerating those renovations during the summer months when the hotel is the least occupied.
HOUSTON—Along with two development sites for future office towers, the Greenspoint Place campus offers corporate users a class-A mixed-use campus and 30-minute proximity to most sites in Houston.