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CINCINNATI—Phillips Edison typically focuses attention on grocery store-anchored centers in secondary or tertiary markets, frequently those with the top grocer in its respective region.
SANTA CLARA, CA–Built in 1980 and situated on 5.6 acres, the 80,878-square-foot property was extensively renovated in 2014, and is 100% leased to two tenants.
BOSTON—Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will be relocating its headquarters operations to 162,000 square feet of leased space at Tishman Speyer's 125 High St. office tower here.
HOUSTON—Office talk—and office views—were the order of the two-day event, as NAIOP held its inaugural O.CON: The Office Conference here June 24 and June 25. Click through the images below for highlights.
HOUSTON—The 18-acre tract within the northwest corner of the mixed-use mega-project is “the first step in expanding Memorial City north of I-10,” says Jason Johnson, president at MetroNational.
DALLAS—During the initial development phase of the $500-million project, Port Logistics Realty and Diamond Realty Investments will invest $22 million for infrastructure.
NEW YORK CITY—A new report reveals that rents at apartment properties owned by REITs here are commanding significantly higher rents than at privately held multifamily buildings.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA—So what exactly is going on in the Inland Empire, why is it exploding now, and what is the new normal? Find out in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A on the subject.