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PHOENIX—Two 1999-constructed properties are sold for more than $50 million each and although in immaculate condition, the ages of the assets give way for renovations to boost rents and attract tenants.
HOUSTON—The goal is to remove generic and impersonal facets, replaced with a curated collection of furniture, art and accessories that fits the residence.
AUSTIN, TX—Savills Studley observes that while rental rates and occupancy are near an all-time-high, a drop in leasing volume may hint at decelerated growth for 2016.
CLEVELAND—Following recent announcements from Sears, Sports Authority and others, RBC Capital Markets analysts note that it's “too early to say just how extensive the store closings might be.”
LOS ANGELES—Intercontinental buys a four-building 546,833-square-foot creative office campus in El Segundo for, according to industry sources, $320 million.The four-building property is 98% occupied.