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RESTON, VA—Report indicated that the agency is moving some suburban offices from Herndon to 12000 Sunrise Valley Drive, also known as One Reston Crescent.
CHICAGO—The price tag, the most ever for an office building outside of Manhattan, is still far below the prices paid on a per square-foot basis for other Chicago buildings.
NEW YORK CITY—Applications for the foreign investment tool are hitting record levels, with China's citizens leading the way, according to a new report from Savills Studley.
CHICAGO—The suburban Chicago firm used its first fund to buy up big box properties, but the market has improved so much that the recently-launched second fund will focus on new development.
CALABASAS, CA—“The trends are building momentum, especially for the property types that have lagged behind through the recovery so far,” says Hessam Nadji, chief strategy officer at Marcus & Millichap.
NAZARETH, PA–Chicago-based First Industrial Realty Trust is spending $44 million to build First 33 Commerce Center, a two-building 584,760 square-foot development on Easton Nazareth Highway in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania.
PARK RIDGE, NJ– Hornrock Properties is acquiring One Sony Drive in Park Ridge, NJ, a 220,877-square-foot headquarters quality building that will be partially leased back by Sony Electronics for two years. An industry observer familiar with the transaction says the purchase price was $16.8 million.
SECAUCUS, NJ–Global real estate investment banking firm The Carlton Group is shelling out $64 million to acquire the Plaza at Harmon Meadow, a multi-building, 217,613-square-foot retail/office property located at 650 & 700 Plaza Drive in Secaucus, NJ. It's part of Hartz Mountain's continuing divestiture of office and retail assets.
WASHINGTON, DC—Demand is strong for high-quality paper Fannie Mae paper now, says Josh Seiff. A separate report shows the GSEs are still the top provider of this kind of financing.
AUSTIN--William D. Redd, who has been instrumental in the growth of Brandywine Realty Trust's Austin portfolio, has been promoted to the position of executive vice president and senior managing director – Richmond and Austin.