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SAN DIEGO—San Diego may be one of the later markets to embrace creative office, but this trend is gaining momentum among users, Parallel Capital's Matt Root tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
ROSSLYN, VA—The Realize Rosslyn Task Force is expected to be briefed today on the findings of a year-long study of air rights that says the development of a decked-over Interstate 66 here can reap significant development, but could also harm neighborhood revitalization efforts.
ARLINGTON, VA—The Arlington County Board is expected to review on Saturday a new major mixed-use project by Atlanta-based Gables Residential in the city's Route 50 corridor Courthouse area.
EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, NJ—Aurobindo Pharma USA has acquired a 90-acre tract on Windsor Center Drive here and plans to develop the site as a major pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution center.
CAMDEN, NJ—With a decision expected on Thursday, Revel Casino Hotel officials and Florida investor Glenn Straub met privately to try and iron out a sales deal.
CHICAGO—Nasca has a great deal of experience in the central states region, and Greystone officials say this will help in Texas, where there is an increased demand for CMBS lending.
GREENWICH, CT—The company has gone from zero to 2,301 units in acquisitions tied to public universities with an average enrollment of more than 30,000.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA—Prospective bidders for the office portfolio, located mainly in Sydney's CBD and valued at about US$6.6 billion, reportedly include LaSalle and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
CHICAGO—The Chicago-based manager and developer is known for its multifamily work in the city's core, but now has its first property in the northwest suburban submarket.
CHICAGO—The new 356-unit development is part of a growing trend to bring to the suburbs the type of amenity-rich rental properties increasingly popular in downtown cores.