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ORLANDO—Lake Nona has experienced explosive growth in the last seven years, seeing over $3 billion in development. How is it impacting the Orlando economy?
BOSTON—A report issued by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council and two other smart growth and transportation organizations calls for the Commonwealth to form and fund a separate Olympic Planning Commission to coordinate necessary municipal approvals and identify merited public sector investments connected with the city's bid to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympic Games.
WALNUT CREEK, CA–The multifamily project will have four levels encompassing approximately 145,648 rentable square feet above a 223-space parking garage when completed in Q2 2017.
NEW YORK CITY—The financing, consisting of several Series A and Series B low-floater tax exempt bonds, will fund the construction of a residential and retail complex in Midtown West.
CALABASAS, CA—All signs point to continued improvement in absorption and vacancy rates in tandem with the US economy,” says Marcus & Millichap's midyear report on the sector.
YONKERS, NY—City officials and executives with Simone Development Companies are expected to break ground today on the $35-million redevelopment of the former Boyce Thompson Institute property here.
SAN FRANCISCO– Pacific Eagle Holdings Corporation acquires the 12,400-square-foot project site at 1125 Market St. in the rapidly transforming Central Market area, which is home to Twitter, Dolby, Square, One King's Lane and Zoosk.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—While the San Antonio market may not get the same attention as Texas' major markets, Tim Ballard, co-founder and president of Buchanan Street Partners, believes in the South Texas city.
LOS ANGELES—Former Amazon product manager Brendan Kao and OneWest Bank senior banking executive Marc Heenan join PeerStreet, a crowdfunding platform for commercial real estate.