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NEWBURGH, NY—The long-delayed retail project at Route 300 is set to begin construction this spring and the developer says approximately 80% of the development has been leased.
PHOENIX—CBRE has completed the sale of Desert Ridge Corporate Center located at 20860, 20830 and 20910 N. Tatum Blvd. in Phoenix. The institutional grade office and retail development is located in the Desert Ridge master-planned community.
FRISCO, Tex.– The Rudman Partnership, Hillwood Properties and VanTrust Real Estate have entered into a partnership for the development of Frisco Station, a 242-acre mixed-use development in Frisco, north of Dallas.
NEW YORK CITY—Containing multifamily and retail assets mainly in Manhattan—with some portions sitting in Brooklyn—the portfolio was sold for over $131 million.
SAN FRANCISCO—In the final part of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A series, Rentlytics co-founder and CEO, Justin Alanis tells GlobeSt.com that keeping the focus on the future is critical to making data truly actionable.
BOOTHWYN, PA— Neltson Edison LP has acquired 5 Chelsea Parkway, a 53,733 square foot property on 10.5 acres in Boothwyn, PA. KarMar Realty Group, Inc. represented the buyer. Jim McCahon of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the seller, PX Properties LC.
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