Greg Isaacson
Greg Isaacson is a Senior Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He has been writing about the real estate industry in the U.S. and Asia Pacific since 2014. Connect with him on Twitter: @gregisaacson
CommonGrounds Makes 1st Philadelphia Foray
The flexible office startup inked a 62,461-square-foot lease across two floors in a Center City office tower, as part of a nationwide growth spree. Shorenstein Properties owns the building.
Everest Re Leases 315 KSF in Northern New Jersey
The reinsurance firm will relocate its U.S. headquarters to the Warren Corporate Center. Citigroup is currently in the process of moving out.
Boston Mixed-Use Lands $315M Construction Loan
Madison Realty Capital will provide the financing, while Cain International will contribute most of the equity for the $400 million Raffles Hotels & Resorts tower in the Back Bay neighborhood.
Upstate NY Mall Changes Hands for $30M
Douglas Development Corp. purchased the 961,800-square-foot shopping center in a suburb of Buffalo, with plans to revitalize and rebrand the struggling asset. The deal included an adjacent Wegmans grocery store.
Northern Virginia Flex, Office Portfolio Trades for $44M
Minkoff Development purchased the five-building, 317,800-square-foot asset from Maguire Hayden Real Estate Co. The properties are part of the Avion Business Park, just south of Dulles International Airport.
San Diego Office Complex Trades for $51M
Parallel Capital Partners bought the two-building asset in the Kearny Mesa submarket from Blackstone affiliate EQ Office. The seller had acquired the property as part of a $3.3 billion portfolio deal.
Hines Breaks Ground on Seattle-Area Tower, Amazon Is Reported Tenant
The developer has preleased the entire 347,220-square-foot office building in Bellevue, Wash., reportedly to the e-commerce giant. The sustainable property is slated for completion in the fourth quarter of 2020.
Chinese Coworking Giant Seeks US IPO
Beijing-based UCommune is reportedly aiming to raise as much as $200 million through the offering, as China’s flexible office sector shows signs of overheating.
Salt Lake City Metro Office Park Breaks Ground
Building 1 of the 540,000-square-foot development in Draper, south of Salt Lake City, is slated for completion early next year. The sustainable property will feature 60 electric car charging stations.










