Anca Gagiuc
Anca Gagiuc brings more than a decade of experience within the real estate industry. She is a senior associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News who also writes monthly multifamily reports at Yardi Matrix. Contact Anca at anca.gagiuc@cpe-mhn.com
SB Energy, Intersect Power Agree on 1.7GW of Solar Power
The generating capacity will come from five projects located in California and Texas, which will begin construction in early 2020.
US Wind Industry Surpasses 100GW of Wind Capacity
The U.S. wind project pipeline has increased 22 percent year-over-year through the third quarter of 2019 to more than 46 gigawatts underway, says a report from the American Wind Energy Association.
Ivy Station Development Unveils Hotel Component
The property will be located midway between Downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica, Calif.
Mayflower Wind Wins Massachusetts’ Second Offshore Wind Procurement
Mayflower Wind’s final contract with the state’s distribution utilities is expected to be finalized in December.
BMW Extends Ford Motors Building Stay
The German car manufacturer will continue to occupy the entire second, third and fourth floors. JLL negotiated the deal on behalf of the landlord.
Chevron’s Lost Hills Oil Field to Run on Solar Power
Goldman Sachs Renewable Power will own the system and Chevron will receive environmental credits under California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard program.
McWHINNEY to Construct Austin Hyatt Centric Hotel
The development team consists of Austin-based architect Nelsen Partners, designer Duncan Miller Ullmann of Dallas and California-based general contractor Katerra.
Hines Sells Kierland One Office Building in Phoenix
Velocis is the new owner of the four-story property, which marks the company’s third investment in the metro’s office market.
Financing Set for Mixed-Use, High-Rise Asset in Austin
Lincoln Property Co., Kairoi Residential and DivcoWest have teamed up to develop the project.
Offshore Wind to Develop Into a $1 Trillion Business
Nowadays, the technology supplies 0.3 percent of global power generation. The latest IEA outlook forecasts that its capacity will increase 15-fold by 2040.