Adrian Maties
Lexington Realty Makes History in Baltimore
The Baltimore office market is about to close on the largest sale in a decade.
Kroger Flexes Muscles at Oakley Station
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor A Kroger that is on track to open next month will hold the distinction of being the grocery chain’s largest store yet in Cincinnati. At 150,000 square feet, it will also rank as Ohio’s second-largest Kroger. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that the new store is scheduled to open Sept. 10 […]
Akridge, Brandywine Join Forces in Capitol Riverfront Neighborhood
Akridge and Brandywine Realty Trust are partnering to create “a new front door to Nationals Park.”
DC’s Unquenchable Thirst for Apartments
Developers are looking to add thousands of new apartments in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Singh Development to Take Care of Northern Virginia’s Seniors
A Michigan-based developer is building more housing for seniors in Northern Virginia. On Tuesday, August 4, Singh Development announced the start of construction for the Waltonwood Ashburn.
HFF Shines Sun(Trust) on Arlington Mixed-Use Project
An Arlington mixed-use apartment and retail project has taken an important step towards the start of construction. This week, its developer, The Shooshan Co., managed to secure $62.5 million in financing for the development.
Huge Win for Huge Greater Cleveland Development
The $225 million Pinecrest mixed-use development in Orange, a village just southeast of Cleveland, has recently received a helping hand from a national investor.
STAG Spotted in Akron
STAG Industrial, Inc. has added another Ohio property to its portfolio. In a recently released acquisition and leasing activity report, the Boston-based REIT announced that last month it bought an industrial building in the Akron area.
JBG, CBRE Join Mega-Forces to Invest in a Trilogy
What happens when two giants join forces? Great things. Or, in this case, great acquisitions.
The Age of the Megadeal: Tale of the D.C. Office Market
By now, the fact that the Washington, D.C. office market is white-hot with activity is nothing new. Nonetheless, investors continue to rush to acquire properties in the region and a new, record-breaking deal seems to pop up every day.