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SACRAMENTO—The new rules would streamline CEQA review for projects that increase infrastructure for transit, bicycles and pedestrians, and reduce long distances by car, making it easier for developers to complete projects that improve air quality.
WAYNE, PA—Holliday Fenoglio Fowler exercised its matchmaking skills and arranged the joint venture partnership between PDC-Old Eagle and Long Wharf Real Estate Partners that acquired Evolve IP Corporate Center, a 41-acre, 12-building office park with 376,303 square feet in Wayne, PA.
BOSTON—In a far reaching speech before the Boston Municipal Research Bureau that covered everything from GE's move to the city, education spending and the North Avenue Bridge to name a few, Mayor Martin Walsh reported the city is setting up pilot programs to help spur additional middle-income housing availability in the city.
East Rutherford, NJ—In one of the most creative transactions of the year, Vision Properties has restacked and extended several key leases at the iconic Metropolitan Center in East Rutherford, NJ, maintaining the building's 100% occupancy.
LOS ANGELES—In the first quarter, the CMBS market saw only half the volume of the first quarter 2015, and Shlomi Ronen of Dekel Capital says this is going to be the trend of 2016, in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
ST. PAUL—The company has focused a lot of attention on suburban office and retail lately, but the revival of the urban core made Lawson Commons, a building it developed in 2000, seem quite appealing.
NEW YORK CITY—Activity in February reached levels twice as high as the prior month, and rose above the five-year monthly average, according to a new report by CBRE.
IRVINE, CA—MVE's innovative program helps the design team avoid stagnation and lack of creativity, and it allows them to see the industry from a different perspective, principal Jeff Larsen tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.