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CHANDLER, AZ—Park Tower Apartments presented an opportunity for the new owner to continue repositioning the asset by upgrading interiors to compete with comparable properties.
FORT WORTH—A sociological shift in the way the public consumes goods has resulted in an increased and sustained requirement for e-commerce industrial facilities.
SUGAR LAND, TX—The space includes pods that promote flexible teaming and collaboration, along with architecture and furniture that can be modified to reflect job functions and personalities.
NEW YORK CITY—Faced with increasing competition and higher prices amid record levels of dry powder, private equity real estate fund managers are employing “increasingly flexible investment strategies,” says Andrew Moylan at Preqin.
NEW YORK CITY—Said to be long-term, the lease calls for the occupier to take four floors of space at the property, which is in the midst of a major redevelopment.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, David Waite of Cox, Castle & Nicholson talks about the trends and new legal regulations affecting landowners and land acquisitions.
LOS ANGELES—Two separate institutional owners spend more than $350 million on two major retail assets, showing an increased appetite for quality core assets.
NEW YORK CITY—State officials also reveal that the Convention Center Development Corp. will start early construction work on the building this fall, enabling the project to progress on an accelerated timeframe.