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SEATTLE, WA-The locally based company's national expansion is fueling speculation it will become the largest lessor of data-storage facilities in the world. The projects will bring its data-center space to just shy of 3 million sf.
SALEM, MA-Easy access to the city, rising rents in Boston and Cambridge and growth in high-tech employment spurs a luxury apartment development boom here, north of the city.
PHOENIX-While the retail vacancy rate rose slightly during the final quarter of the year, market experts don't believe it's a sign of a weakening market.
KANSAS CITY-A developer's plan calls for 361 multifamily units, 256,000 sf of office space, 72,000 sf of retail space and a 15-room hotel in a formerly blighted area north of Downtown.
ATLANTA-The Menomonee Falls, WI-based department store's simultaneous grand opening date at identical 86,500-sf locations is March 9. Six of the new outlets are in north metro; two in the east; four in the northwest; and three in south end counties.
PALM BEACH, FL-Locally based hotel REIT attributes part of the growth to its fourth-quarter performance, which saw revenue per available room grow by 8.6%. Palm Beach is 64 miles north of Miami.
CHICAGO-While the woes of the retail industry are hitting some shopping centers here hard, lifestyle centers in previously underserved outlying suburban areas should help buoy the market here.
CHARLOTTE-To prevent suburban sprawl, the Queen City says it has to concentrate on higher-density projects, especially along transit lines. But the City Council's voting record on zoning applications doesn't always support its position.