Bogdan Odagescu
Bogdan Odagescu is an executive editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He joined CPE and MHN in 2016, as associate editor. Bogdan coordinates news writing and editing work for the two publications, among others. He has a background in English, literature, translation and cultural journalism, and holds an MA in contemporary literature and culture from Birkbeck College, University of London.
Barcoding to Relocate Baltimore HQ
The company bought the former I.C. Isaacs & Co. garment factory earlier this year and is slated to move from Canton by the end of 2018.
Amazon Unveils New Baltimore Fulfillment Center
Tradepoint Atlantic, the 3,100-acre Sparrows Point development, will be home to the retail giant’s 855,000-square-foot distribution facility, which is slated to open in 2019.
Baltimore’s Stadium Square Lands 35 KSF Co-Working Space
Amsterdam-based company Spaces will join Janney Montgomery Scott, a national financial services company, which recently moved into the project’s first office building.
Marriott’s Moxy Debuts in Japan
American Hotel Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of developer Pacifica Capital, will be in charge of operating the 205-key property.
First Park Hyatt Lands in the Caribbean
The upscale Christophe Harbour resort is located on the island of St. Kitts and offers 126 rooms and suites, as well as a 37,752-square-foot spa.
Merritt Campus in Baltimore Lands New Tenant
Deli Brands of America, a subsidiary of Saval Foods Corp., will occupy 19,000 square feet at the upcoming single-story building within Beltway Business Park.
DC-Area Office Asset Lands $33M Loan
The six-story property is close to Twinbrook Metro Station and last underwent thorough renovations in 2004. The current owner bought the building in 2005 from JBG Cos.
Pop-Up Shops Going Global
The effects of e-commerce on brick-and-mortar are on the rise and players from both sides of the line are increasingly turning to popup space. CPE talked to Patrick Burkert, co-founder & CMO of Go—PopUp, about the niche’s relationship with classic real estate and about the future of the field.
Expo Real 2017: The French Connection
In the wake of Brexit, Paris is betting big on the future of its real estate. First stops: a $41 billion infrastructure project and the 2024 Olympic Games.
Expo Real 2017: The Rise of Logistics
Executives of Prologis, CBRE Global Investors, Allianz Real Estate and other high-profile players kicked off this year’s Expo Real with an in-depth dialogue on the perks and challenges of logistics real estate.