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LOS ANGELES-Industrial investors are shying away from risk and want more core as they shift their strategies, say experts at CBRE’s Sixth Annual SoCal Real Estate Conference.
It’s far from the frenzy of the pre-crash market’s soaring prices and shrinking cap rates, but today’s investment market has displayed more resilience sooner than many expected
MINNEAPOLIS-Sources say the developer bought back at a gain, after selling the 700,000-square-foot Fifty South Sixth office building to KanAm Grund for $193 million.
CHICAGO-The derivatives clearing organization cut a deal to drop from 70,000 square feet to 58,000 square feet, in return for a 10-year renewal at One N. Wacker Dr. in the West Loop.
ONTARIO, CA-The CB Richard Ellis vice chairman and industrial sales leader talks with GlobeSt.com reporter Bob Howard about how the market has changed and where it is heading.
DALLAS-Parkland Memorial Hospital, which was constructed in 1954 as a charitable hospital in Dallas, has been reconstructed and reconfigured over the past 56 years.
HOUSTON-BG Group Plc's subsidiary has signed a 164,000-square-foot lease at a 46-story, 972,000-square-foot high-rise office project at 811 Main St. in downtown Houston, which is being developed by Hines and is slated for completion by 2011.
CARSON, CA-An East Coast office REIT acquires the Northrop Grumman campus in the South Bay submarket of Los Angeles in a deal involving two sellers in two separate transactions.
DENVER-Hamilton-Titan Partners LLC gets $13 million in mezzanine debt from Lowe Structured Investment Fund for the three-building portfolio in this week’s wrap-up of deals.