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HACKENSACK, NJ—A merger between law firms Pashman Stein of Hackensack and Roseland-based Walder Hayden prompted the need for additional office space at Court Plaza South, 21 Main Street in Hackensack.
LEXINGTON, MA—Brammer Bio intends to double the process development and early-clinical capacity at its Florida location. Existing and future clients taking their gene and cell therapy projects to phase III and beyond will be supported at the Lexington, MA facility.
SANTA CLARA, CA—To accommodate precious little tech worker downtime, one retail location gives the options of dining, reading, shopping and stretching, in a live work play environment.
NEW YORK CITY—Whether discussing the Downtown corridor or other areas, market participants expect the popular outer borough to have a bright future, they shared at a recent conference.
NEW YORK CITY—In this second of GlobeSt.com's series on web-based office leasing platforms, Justin Lee of The Square Foot explains how the company's founders adapted the residential sector's technological edge to the commercial sphere.
LOS ANGELES—Helping commercial real estate in general to benefit from that ripple effect has been the industry's “very disciplined” approach to new development, Marcus & Millichap CEO Hessam Nadji told a CNBC audience recently.
SAN DIEGO—There are real competitive advantages to being in San Diego; people just need to know more about them, the CEO of one successful start-up that recently relocated here from San Francisco tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—Unlike other major cities, ownership in Los Angeles is fragmented, but with more and more institutional owners placing capital here, that may all be changing, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
WASHINGTON, DC--The Watergate office building at 600 New Hampshire Ave., is looking to lease some 100,000 square feet. Of course it will be renovating the space.