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
Fallon Co. Pre-Leases 125 KSF for Raleigh Tower
Pendo, a tech startup, will move its headquarters to the Class A office building, part of the Fallon Co.’s planned mixed-use development in downtown Raleigh.
CenterPoint Expands NJ Manufacturing Building
The developer broke ground on its first vertical construction project in the state, a 73,000-square-foot expansion of a facility in Somerset.
Amazon-Leased Logistics Hub Completed in Phoenix
Graycor delivered the roughly 569,000-square-foot, Class A facility that the e-commerce giant will use as a fulfillment center. The building is part of a master-planned bulk distribution park.
HFF Advises CNL on $1.25B Portfolio Sale
HFF Securities Senior Managing Directors Steve Hentschel and Ted Flagg, along with HFF Managing Directors Evan Kovac and Ben Appel, as well as Directors Andrew Milne, Zach Drozda and Anthony Frogameni, represented the seller.
Spaces Takes 40 KSF in Atlanta Office Campus
The IWG-owned coworking firm signed up with CBRE Global Investors to occupy the eighth floor of a Class A building in the city’s Central Perimeter market.
Frankforter Group Buys 623 Units in Atlanta for $40M
The Canadian real estate investment firm has boosted its portfolio in the metro area by acquiring two properties built in the early 1970s, following the company’s first purchase in the Georgia capital last year.
Retail Investors Pull Back Amid Mall Woes
A new JLL report finds that buyers are getting more selective as structural changes rock the sector. Overall transaction volumes fell in the first quarter, while power center and grocery-anchored assets outperformed.
Is NYC’s Green Buildings Bill an ‘Economic Killer’?
The head of New York City’s green building policy calls for “radical transformations” in the way business is run. Industry executives respond.
How I.M. Pei Shaped the World’s Skylines
The Chinese-born American architect, best known for designing the Louvre Pyramid, also brought renowned commercial projects to cities around the world that have inspired hundreds of lesser imitations.
High-Growth Cities Defy US Retail Gloom
Average shopping mall vacancy, already at 10.2 percent, is projected to rise further, but markets such as Austin are thriving, according to a new Ten-X Commercial report.