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NEWARK, NJ—Former tennis champion Andre Agassi, Bobby Turner and other leaders from the Turner-Agassi Charter School Facilities Fund marked the recent completion of the new campus for the University Heights Charter School here.
MIDDLETOWN, DE—Lenders have come to realize the risk profile for manufactured housing is the same as multifamily, Jim Bologno of The Meridian Group tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.
NEW YORK CITY—“As the national economy has accelerated in the last year, a new set of MSAs has begun to grow more rapidly,” says Cushman & Wakefield's Ken McCarthy.
ATLANTA—CoreNet Global is dishing out some interesting, and hopeful, stats from its latest survey of corporate real estate executives. Do you feel the same?
MIAMI—GlobeSt.com caught up with Bill Waxman, executive vice president of CBRE's Global Port Logistics Group, to get his thoughts the true hot spots for industrial real estate in part one of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.
NEW YORK CITY—Overseeing the developer's One Vanderbuilt building at Grand Central Station, Schiffer is just one of many big industry players who will speak at the conference.
NEW YORK CITY—In the midst of arguably the hotel industry's best ever business cycle, a new report suggests property owners will spend more on property improvements this year than ever before.
ISELIN, NJ—Audit, tax advisory, and accounting giant Grant Thornton LLP has relocated from Edison, NJ, to 186 Wood Ave. S. in Iselin, NJ. The total space leased is 31,288 square feet.
PHOENIX–Wentworth Property Company and Northwood Investors purchased a 234,446-square-foot office project at 1665 W. Alameda Dr. The partners had the vision to see the unique potential in the property and purchased it for $13.83 million with plans to spend $20 to $25 million on redeveloping the project.