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LIVINGSTON, NJ—Multifamily investors kept brokers busy in the first two months of the year, according to Ken Uranowitz, president of Gebroe-Hammer Associates. The Livingston-based investment brokerage firm arranged 17 transactions – averaging two per week – in the first eight weeks of the year. In total, the deals involved 1,563 units sold for a combined $211.555 million.
HOUSTON—With the three major industrial submarkets differing so greatly in supply and demand, the availability of various sizes of buildings also differs.
PHOENIX—As part of its continued support of PHX Startup Week, the owners of 111 W. Monroe are sponsoring the StartUp PHX Challenge where one lucky applicant will receive six months of free office space.
FORT WORTH—The restaurant will be a 5,300-square-foot space with a spacious covered patio, and an interior designed by Mitchell Garman Architects of Dallas.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—Due to its location in the heart of Stone Oak, it has access to the medical facilities at both North Central Baptist and Stone Oak Methodist Hospitals and is home to Stone Oak Physical Therapy and Birth Center Stone Oak.
MIAMI—“As land prices continue to soar, a shortage of buildable lots persists, leading many builders to prioritize projects that are simply out of reach for most buyers.”