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NEW YORK CITY—The suds maker has inked a sizeable lease, joining several food and beverage manufacturers who recently signed agreements at the complex.
BOSTON—The 10-year lease deal at the 1.4 million-square-foot, mixed-use Innovation and Design Building quadruples its presence in the Seaport District.
ATLANTA—“Few companies, even those with largest real estate holdings, have the inside expertise, talent or time to tackle this massive expense that directly affects the bottom line.”
SAN FRANCISCO—The homes' shells produce nearly zero waste, are made of 89% recycled steel and 100% recyclable, seismically resilient, and safe from damage by termites and mold.
LOS ANGELES—Thanks to the CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, the world's largest container ship, the L.A. and Long Beach ports are securing rank as a future global power.
IRVINE, CA—Job growth has been strong in all of Southern California throughout the recovery. GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with JLL executives about what has led to this growth and how each market will sustain it.
JONESTOWN, PA—Responding to continuing class A bulk warehouse space demand in the healthy Central Pennsylvania industrial market, Ridgeline Property Group has broken ground on a 398,250-square-foot speculative industrial building in Jonestown, PA.
SAN DIEGO—Achieving this qualification is very feasible, although some buildings will need to undertake quite a bit more work than others, the Irvine Co.'s Chris Popma tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview about Symphony Tower.