Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
YONKERS-As part of an effort to increase its business in the New York metropolitan area, the bank announces approximately $9 million in commercial loan closings on properties in New York City and New Jersey.
FLORENCE, NJ-Spec projects total 526,000 sf and join two build-to-suits also currently underway at company's Haines Industrial Center, which sits off Turnpike Exit 6A.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Kennedy-Wilson will be managing all of its construction projects in the future on the Internet utilizing a platform built by Struxicon, a company that Kennedy-Wilson had invested in from the beginning.
DENVER-A David and Goliath battle over growth control in Colorado has been settled for now, with the opposition camp claiming victory. Developers, homebuilders and realtors have outspent and outvoted the environmentalists.
ATLANTA-Post Properties announced its third quarter results, which, as expected, fell short. The REIT also announced its pullout in some markets, asset sales and reduction of projects in the pipeline.
RENTON, WA-The 550-seat performing-arts center planned at the local high school will be called the IKEA Performing Arts Center, reflecting the $500,000 contribution that the retailer made to the center.
DENVER-The Front Range Christian School has paid $465,000 for 5.76 acres in Jefferson County to develop a ball field while eyeing the purchase of a nearby former theater. The theater will be retrofitted into classrooms, gymnasium and space for other school activities.
OAKLAND, CA-BT Commercial Real Estate's just-released third quarter report for East Bay industrial properties put third quarter rent increases at a strong 5%. Hot spots include Berkeley, Emeryville and Fremont.