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DALLAS—Tax dollars have paid for public safety and security, infrastructure improvements, and the maintenance of common areas, lighting, pedestrian amenities and linkages in Uptown.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—With continued population growth, medical office properties ideally located around core medical districts that pull from all of the major health groups are especially attractive to investors.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—The portfolio offers an optimal location and the new buyer plans to remodel common areas, add amenities and build-out spec suites to attract interest from new tenants.
HOUSTON—In an urban, walkable environment, a mixed-use community will provide housing options, civic facilities, outdoor recreation and a 60-acre space with office, shopping, dining and lodging.
CINCINNATI—“Now is the time to reset our business model to thrive in a future that is being driven by rapid evolution in consumer preferences and shopping habits,” says Lundgren, who will be succeeded by company president Gennette.
LOS ANGELES—According to research from JLL, 59% of industrial lease in the Los Angeles market are 10,000 to 25,000-square-foot leases, GlobeSt.com finds out more in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—A Hollywood land site trades hands for a record-breaking $565 per square foot, Bellwether closes more than $400 million in loan transactions and the Maxfield Building opens in DTLA in this week's wrap-up of deals.
IRVINE, CA—The results for Ten-X's Commercial Real Estate Nowcast for June reflect “both robust year-ago comparisons and the impact of the downdraft from earlier this year,” says chief economist Peter Muoio.