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One industrial property is being repurposed for a religious community center and Hindu temple, and another will produce Russian pancakes called blinis for a popular restaurant chain. Multifamily properties are also changing hands. Learn more in this week's deal-tracker roundup.
FARMINGTON, MO—Despite the perceived differences between the two generations, Baby Boomers and Millennials can—and must—collaborate successfully on development projects, Missouri Land Co.'s Matt Burgess writes in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
NEW YORK CITY—Currently a tenant at Manhattan West, on Midtown's far West Side, the Associated Press has revealed it's headed to a Downtown location in 2017.
NEW YORK CITY—“ Competitive disadvantages of the past that hurt the North American region have been muted and in some cases have flipped over to the positive side,” says Cushman & Wakefield's John Morris.
BOSTON—The latest residential home and condo sales figures for Greater Boston point to a continuing strong market going forward. In addition, the rental apartment sector also remains robust despite the plethora of new product coming on-line.