IvyLee Rosario

IvyLee Rosario is a Senior Associate Editor for Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She has a background in Journalism and joined the team in 2016. She produces the MHN Daily newsletter, manages byline content, oversees the Research Center for both brands and hosts the Multifamily's Top Marketers podcast. Connect with her here—Twitter: @IvyLeeRosario and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivyleerosario/

Bridge Point Davie, 3501 Burris Road in Davie, Fla.

Bridge Development Sells Industrial Assets in Miami

The company has an additional 1 million square feet of industrial space under construction.

500 Fifth Ave.

Savills Studley Arranges 95 KSF Lease Renewal in NYC

W. W. Norton & Co., the nation’s oldest and largest employee-owned publishing house, has resided in the 500 Fifth Ave. building for more than 40 years.

Arizona Center

Arizona Center Begins $25M Renovation

The joint venture paid $126 million to acquire the 16-acre complex, which has entitlements for an additional 3.9 million square feet of improvements.

14301 Mattawoman Drive

Chesapeake to Lease DC Area Warehouse Facility

The 393,000-square-foot building will become available on June 1.

Scott Sealy Jr., vice president of business development, Sealy & Cos.

Sealy & Co. Acquires St. Louis Distribution Portfolio

The three building portfolio totals 926,287 square feet.

CityCentre

HFF Arranges $65M Financing for CityCentre

CityCentre comprises retail, office, hotel and residential space.

Park Center rendering

KDC Kicks Off Phase II of Park Center

The second phase will include two office towers totaling 1.2 million square feet.

Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort & Spa

Ashford Snags Park Hyatt Beaver Creek for $146M

The acquisition falls in line with the company’s strategy of establishing a presence in the Vail Valley market.

CBRE Opens Smart Building Center in Milwaukee

The property will be used as headquarters for CBRE|ESI, the company’s smart building solutions business.

Blue Shield Heads to Oakland

The company’s headquarters move from San Francisco is expected to bring $26 million in savings.