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CHICAGO—“If you see the office employment rates increasing in individual markets, you'll see an increase in absorption” as well as greater investor appeal, Sperry Van Ness' Albert Lindeman tells GlobeSt.com.
IRVINE, CA—The commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm reveals its new creative-office space here, which has a balance of traditional private offices with public space.
ORANGE, CA—The 72%-leased, 21-story building has open space in 'highly desirable floors' and offers flexible floor plates as well as contiguous entire floors in this week's wrap-up of deals.
DENVER—In an <b>UPDATE</b> to a previous story, Hines' Charles Elder says the firm's newest class-A project here is a testament to the strength of the Denver market and the firm's confidence in the City's future growth.
QUINCY, MA—In what will be the third recent collaboration between the two firms, Hines and MetLife report they plan to develop a large mixed-use complex here on nearly six acres of waterfront land at Marina Bay.