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SAN DIEGO—Alexandria is set to complete a ground-up 295,609-square-foot, build-to-suit development at 5200 Illumina Way in the UTC submarket this month, bringing the life-sciences giant's headquarters campus to 792,687 square feet.
IRVINE, CA—A shopping center's success is based on generating the best mix of retailers that are optimally aligned with neighborhood need and market opportunity, HIG's Ed Hanley tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at retail tenants.
LOS ANGELES—The investor plans its next vintage redevelopment projects with the purchase of the historic San Fernando Building and the Kingsley in Hollywood.
CAMBRIDGE, MA—With the two new companies making Greater Boston their home, a total of 14 new life sciences companies have announced plans in the last 12 months to establish their operations in Massachusetts, according to the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center.
NEW YORK CITY—Nearly a third of the capital committed by PGIM Real Estate's investor base globally comes from clients pursuing real estate strategies
outside their own markets, CEO Eric Adler told reporters at a media briefing earlier this week.
NEW ORLEANS--For the National Association of Real Estate Editors' annual conference the theme is sustainable cities and it is being held at a most fitting location.
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA—Equity Retail Brokers in Conshohocken, PA has formed the Capital Markets Real Estate Network with four Pennsylvania firms and one in California, to serve investor clients nationwide.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—Industrial property investors with a short-term holding period for the asset should start selling now, and long-term investors should begin to borrow against their properties to position themselves for additional acquisitions, says Jay B. Olshonsky, FRICS, SIOR, president of NAI Global.