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CALABASAS, CA—What the top-ranked markets have in common, says Marcus & Millichap, are barriers to entry, low vacancy and above-average benefit from office-using employment growth.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia says its Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey indicated continued modest growth in the region's manufacturing sector in February. Although the current activity index fell for the third consecutive month, it remained positive, and the employment indicator increased from its reading last month. The survey's future activity index also fell but continues to reflect general optimism about manufacturing growth in the region over the next six months.
HACKENSACK, NJ—Steve Pastor, a vice president at NAI James E. Hanson, Inc., and an expert in the industrial sector, was named the 2015 Industrial Council Chair for NAI Global, the umbrella global network of NAI-related, owner-operated commercial real estate brokerage firms.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ—Caesars Atlantic City has filed suit in Superior Court here challenging Bart Blatstein's acquisition of The Pier Shops at Caesars here.
NEWARK, NJ—Last week the Newark City Council decided to postpone a key vote on a bill critical to the completion of the controversial Triangle Park project here.
BRENTWOOD, MD—Prince George's County has selected the Landex Companies as the developer of the $36-million redevelopment of the “Plumber's Building” here.
WASHINGTON, DC—The JBG Cos. of Chevy Chase, MD has acquired the majority interest in a Half Street parcel located across from Nationals Park from DC developer Akridge and plans to develop a mixed-use project at the site.
SADDLE BROOK, NJ—The New Jersey office market's pace of improvement accelerated through the end of the year, building on the year's strong and positive momentum, according to CBRE's Q4 2014 New Jersey Office MarketView Report. CBRE's Leo Paytas says the Grow New Jersey incentives provided "relief" for the NJ office market.