Holly Dutton
Holly Dutton is a Senior Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined CPE and MHN in 2018 and has reported on the real estate sector since 2012. She was previously with Real Estate Weekly and the Houston Chronicle. Connect with her on twitter: @HollyDutton
Marriott Courtyard on Hawaii Changes Hands
HFF worked on behalf of Pacifica Hotels to market the 452-key beachfront property, which comprises two connected six-story towers in the Kailua-Kona neighborhood.
Film Studio Inks LA-Area Lease
Owner and property manager LBA Realty signed a new 166,359-square-foot lease at Rockefeller Crossing, an industrial facility in Santa Clarita, Calif.
Hudson Pacific, Blackstone Partner on Vancouver Asset
The firms formed a joint venture to acquire and renovate the 1.4 million-square-foot Bentall Centre office and retail complex in Canada.
SL Green Sells Manhattan Tower to Savanna for $381M
New York City’s largest office landlord has owned the 39-story office property since 2011. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2019.
Hillwood Acquires 1 MSF Industrial Property in GA
The industrial owner and developer has purchased Valentine 85 Logistics Center, a recently completed Class A bulk distribution building in Pendergrass.
RXR Realty Lands $182M Refi for NYC Asset
The 665,000-square-foot office property, 470 Vanderbilt, is located in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. Meridian Capital Group arranged the financing.
Pinterest Inks 490 KSF Lease in San Francisco
The popular website will be the anchor tenant at Alexandria Real Estate Equities’ 88 Bluxome St., in the SoMa neighborhood.
Q&A: Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings on Development, Green Space and Affordable Housing
Now in his last term, Rawlings discusses the huge amount of development the city has experienced over the last eight years and why young people are moving there in droves.
Uptick in M&A Activity Boosts Capital Flow to US
The CBRE study found that inbound capital rose 79 percent over the previous year, with the retail sector taking up the lion’s share.
Google Has Big Plans for NYC
The tech giant plans to double its footprint in Manhattan over the next decade—but it also hasn’t ruled out expanding to the outer boroughs.