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TUSTIN, CA—The firm purchases its third Orange County building for creative-office development in the past year and is planning significant upgrades to the building elevations and interior as well as adding outdoor amenities.
MIAMI— The firm secured multiplied millions of dollars in financing, delivered two residential towers, and launched construction and sales for two more projects in the past 12 months.
NEW YORK CITY—Separating VNO's shopping center business from its core office and urban retail assets would create “two focused, pure-play REITs,” the company says in an SEC filing.
ATLANTA— The commercial real estate market has made leaps and bounds since 2008, but that doesn't mean there aren't sore spots. Kevin Finkel gets real with GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire in the finale of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI—Joe Elias of Loquidity tells GlobeSt.com that both cities and suburbs will continue seeking out chances to bring in projects that "maximize social interaction."
SAN FRANCISCO—With 62 Kimpton-managed properties across 28 US cities, the chain has “enormous potential for growth,” domestically and internationally, says CEO Mike Depatie.
BALTIMORE—The Hanover Co. of Houston is poised to purchase land from Caves Valley Partners in South Baltimore that will facilitate the development of more than 300 apartment units.
WASHINGTON, DC—Developers Forest City and PN Hoffman are working on plans to build a new condo building as part of their The Yards mixed-use development in the Navy Yard neighborhood here.