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/
Transwestern Brokers $6.3M Acquisition of Miami Industrial Asset
The company has been retained to provide property management services.
Pendry Announces First Hotel in San Diego
The Pendry San Diego offers 317 guestrooms, six restaurants and bars, a rooftop pool, as well as a fitness center and spa.
HFF Arranges Financing for Mixed-Use Anaheim Campus
The property comprises a fully-leased, four-story Class A office building; two 58 percent-leased, single-story retail buildings and one fully-leased, single-story flex building.
Stockdale Capital Refinances 2 Aloft Hotels
Each hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free on-site parking, a Re:charge gym, a Splash outdoor pool, SPG keyless room entry, a W XYZ bar, live music and meeting spaces.
Transwestern Tapped to Lease Proposed Minneapolis Office Asset
10 West End will be the first Class A office building to be constructed in more than 17 years on the I-394 corridor.
Savills Studley Acquires Cresa Orange County
The existing Irvine office and former Cresa office will come together into a single workplace by mid-year.
Sunstone Sells Orange County Hotel for $125M
Renamed The Duke Hotel Newport Beach, the 444-key asset comprises 10 floors, 411 rooms and 33 suites.
Marriott Opens Aloft Hotel at Miami Int’l Airport
The 125-key property was developed by Grass River Property and is being managed by HEI Hotels and Resorts.
WCRE Appointed Exclusive Agent of NJ Medical Portfolio
The two Virtua Health & Wellness centers offer a variety of services including medical, exercise and leisure.
PLR Debuts First Building in Dallas Logistics Complex
Southport Logistics Park, which calls for $22 million in infrastructure investments, will include five buildings totaling more than 3.8 million square feet.