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LOS ANGELES—A triple-net-lease tenant buys its 31,242-square-foot location, and then turns around and sells it to a hungry group of investors, netting approximately $1 million in profit.
LOS ANGELES—Bernards nears completion of two Camden projects—one in Glendale and the other in Hollywood—showing that multifamily development hasn't slowed down.
WASHINGTON, DC—While shopping center owners and investors will no doubt still prefer grocers to anchor their properties, the restaurant sector made history recently, besting grocers in sales.
CHICAGO—The partners say the building adjacent to the Red line has better transportation options than River North and has begun to attract creative office users.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Two technology firms, Curalate and Lyquix, are expanding their presence in the Center City business district, underscoring a trend for high tech companies to return to the city's core after years in the suburbs. Lyquix is paying Kaiserman Companies a reported $210,000 to lease 1,500 square feet of space at 400 Market Street.
MORRISTOWN, NJ–Cushman & Wakefield has orchestrated the $80 million sale of three class-A Morris County, NJ office buildings totaling 410,000 square feet. The sale price averages $195 per square foot for the portfolio.