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ALBANY, NY—The 677 Broadway office tower in downtown Albany has been sold in a deal valued at $34.5 million to Shellbourne Capitol LLC of Brooklyn, NY.
AGOURA HILLS, CA—A private investor purchases a five-unit multifamily property for a record-breaking $466,000 per unit, the highest price ever paid in the Conejo Valley, in a sale that garnered eight offers.
NEW YORK CITY—While month-to-month comparisons show a stable market, a lack of institutional and portfolio transactions in July has caused multifamily transaction, building and dollar volume here to fall year-over-year.
CHARLOTTE, NC—Lowe Enterprises Investors reports it has purchased the Aloft Charlotte Uptown @ the EpiCentre on behalf of an unnamed investment client.
SARASOTA, FL—Construction has begun on the 255-room Westin Sarasota hotel here, part of a two-tower development in the city's arts district that will also include 141 residential condominium units.
JERSEY CITY, NJ— PHMII Associates has named Boston-based Tocci Building Companies builder and construction manager of The Residences at 3 Journal Square.The $55 million project will include ground level retail and amenity space along with 240 upscale apartment homes.
IRVINE, CA—With Millennials and Baby Boomers liking cities, downtown retail may have some advantages—but not all—over strip centers, Auction.com's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
IRVINE, CA—Placing healthcare real estate as close to the patient as possible will be the new model for this sector as it continues to evolve, NAI Capital's Sonya Dopp-Grech tells GlobeSt.com </b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Buyers are betting on renovating unstabilized hotels for their potential yield as travel increases and the economy improves, Mission Capital's Gregg Applefield tells GlobeSt.com.
DENVER—Placing diagnostics on the ground floor and consolidating administration are two ways MOBs are changing due to healthcare reform, NAIOP's Jim Neyer tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Development '14 preview.