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SAN FRANCISCO—Small business and neighborhood commercial corridors are the lifeblood of San Francisco, said Mayor Edwin Lee when recently launching his Shop & Dine in the 49 initiative.
SAN FRANCISCO—The class A property goes to Multi-Employer Property Trust for $216.5 million, increasing the fund's investment commitments in the Bay Area to more than $929 million in existing assets and new developments.
HOUSTON--Colvill Office Properties has been retained to lease the 250,000-square-foot, 18-story Park Place at Buffalo Bayou, located at Memorial Drive and Waugh Drive, currently in development by Pinto Realty Partners.
HOUSTON—Houston-based Baker Katz, a commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in retail tenant representation, investment sales and project development and leasing, has negotiated five Chipotle leases throughout Texas.
RIVERSIDE, CA—The venture between CT Realty and Prudential Real Estate Investors will focus on development of industrial buildings, the first being five buildings on a recently purchased 13.1 acres of land here in Riverside.
NEW YORK CITY—A mix of various new types of lenders are interested in the retail real estate sector, Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance's (ICSC NY Booth 536) Petriella, tells GlobeSt.com.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—As Shea Baker Ranch is set to deliver 2,800 new homes in Lake Forest, GlobeSt.com speaks with other housing experts about what to expect with residential deliveries here next year.
IRVINE, CA—The veteran retail property professional, who has more than two decades of analytical and transactional experience, will represent clients in the sale and purchase of local, regional and national retail properties.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The firm hires David Kidder to head Landmark Capital Advisors, a name change intended to reflect its expanded focus on both commercial real estate and residential land, GlobeSt.com learns <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.