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LOS ANGELES—A 32-unit apartment complex with no parking and mostly studio units receives 10 unsolicited offers from investors looking to pick up a multifamily property in a market where similar assets rarely trade hands.
SAN DIMAS, CA—The off-market sale of a 33,428-square-foot industrial facility shows that, whether the property is large or small, industrial demand is strong.
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NEW YORK CITY—A source tells GlobeSt.com that TPG, which acquired and combined DTZ and Cassidy Turley in 2014, would merge these operations with Cushman & Wakefield.
STAMFORD, CT—County-wide, activity reached highest volume since early 2013, and the White Plains CBD posted the strongest leasing since 2010, with vacancy rates dropping for all property types in Q1.
WICHITA, KS—“We see clear opportunities to do even better and build a long-term growth platform,” says Bruce Haase, CEO of the company now known as WoodSpring Suites.
Central Florida has diversified economically in the past decade with its undeniable drivers, such as tourism and hospitality, but what else is driving Florida's future? How will the impact of local and national policy issues and the economy directly affect growth? Gain insight from local leaders as they discuss what's next for Central Florida and the strategies for success.