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ST. LOUIS—The 1.2 million square foot structure has been vacant since 2013 when the Famous-Barr flagship store closed, and TRex, a technology incubator, moved out.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Irrigation systems that link up with weather satellites to identify efficient watering schedules depending on the forecast is just one method owners can use to reduce water usage, experts tell GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the drought.
CHICAGO—Jay Olshonsky, president of NAI Global, and panelists Peter Linneman, chief economist of NAI Global, and Sam Zell, chairman of Equity Group Investments, addressed a huge crowd at the NAI Global Market Outlook in Chicago on Wednesday.
SACRAMENTO–With drought mitigation measures largely being delegated to local water authority boards, it is critical that such measures do not create a cascade of unintended consequences by unnecessarily targeting homebuilding, according to the California Building Industry Association in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> to GlobeSt.com.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Holliday Fenoglio Fowler has arranged $160 million in combined financing for the development of a trophy-class, 755-room, dual-branded W + Element hotel development in Center City Philadelphia, PA.
BETHESDA, MD—In what was truly a public-private partnership, the developers of two luxury residential buildings in Bethesda Row held a grand opening on Thursday.
In this week's Deal-Tracker, a medical office in Cherry Hill sells for nearly $3 million, a self-storage company expands, a Princeton architectural firm is honored for its design for a Newark community center, and another Glenpointe tenant expands its space.
VINELAND, NJ—Bridor Inc., a producer of authentic European croissants, pastries and breads for the American retail and foodservice industry, has baked a $32 million expansion into its US facility in Vineland, NJ.