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FRISCO--The massive 175 acre mixed-use project Wade Park has landed a luxury movie theater and an Italian restaurant with bocce ball courts and a bowling alley.
WESTBOROUGH, MA—The New York City-based REIT has purchased an office building that is under a long-term net lease with Bose Corp. at the Westborough Technology Park here for $47 million from Columbia Property Trust, Inc. of Atlanta.
ARLINGTON, VA—Shortages of labor “threaten to impact construction schedules as firms struggle to find enough qualified workers,” says Ken Simonson, the association's chief economist
MIAMI—How will the retail real estate investment climate in Florida to change over in 2015? GlobeSt.com caught up with JLL managing director Carson Good to get his take on these and other questions about Florida retail in part two of this<b> EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.
NEW YORK CITY—Massey Knakal Realty Services has arranged the sale and financing of a 144 residential unit-portfolio, in the Murray Hill area building, in an all cash transaction.
SEATTLE—Real estate investors are spreading their nets wider outside the city's core in search of assets, demonstrated by a recently $31-million sale here of Waterfront Place.
NEW YORK CITY—Looking to take cost cutting measures in line with their corporate clients, lawyer groups are shrinking the square footage set aside for each attorney.
OAKLAND, CA—While the region's hopes of tech companies moving to the area are fading, conditions in Oakland are poised to gain ground due to the overall strength of the Bay Area's economic forecast, says Marcus & Millichap.
WESTPORT, CT—As long we in the investment advisory business make sure that underwriting terms and speculative development do not extend the market into dangerous territory, there's a good chance that what goes up will not come crashing back down this time, says a source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column.