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The adoption of 5G in the commercial real estate sector has proved more challenging than expected for developers, landlords and building owners constructing or enhancing the digital infrastructures of their properties.
Those proposed reforms, which affect how TIF spending occurs within existing districts, will increase transparency for future TIF allocations while establishing new guidelines for TIF spending, internal review and approval processes and public disclosures, according to the mayor.
NAP, a member of the Hilb Group, will occupy 6,600 square feet of the fourth floor at Northpoint at 20 Waterview, where Vision recently completed a multi-million-dollar capital improvement program that included a redesign of the building's lobby, amenities and common areas.
Colliers International set out to connect the physical workspace, workplace culture and management team, creating a winning combination for employee retention in the competitive Silicon Valley market.
National accounting firm Marcum, LLP, has secured a 70,728-square-foot office lease at 730 Third Ave., moving from its current office at 750 Third Ave., adding 10,000 square feet as the firm continues to grow its operations.
Governor Wolf's budget includes plans to make more than $1 billion available to combat lead, asbestos, and other contaminants. The governor is also continuing to pursue $4.5 billion in funding through his Restore Pennsylvania plan, which will be used to upgrade and make repairs to Pennsylvania's aging infrastructure.
The firm, fresh off its announcement last month that it had initiated a $12-billion investment strategy for its student housing and residential divisions, has hired real estate veteran Russell Brenner as president of the new medical office and life sciences entity.
City officials say the audit will ensure the city is receiving the maximum amount of revenue according to each individual PILOT agreement and any additional revenue found will be transferred to the Board of Education.