Scott Baltic

Scott Baltic has been a contributing editor with Commercial Property Executive since 2011 and also wrote for its predecessor, Commercial Property News. He started writing about CRE in 1988 for a group of Chicago-based publications and in 1989 became the editor of Midwest Real Estate News. After moving on from there in 1991, Baltic continued writing occasionally about real estate, for publications like the Chicago Sun-Times, National Real Estate Investor, Urban Land, Shopping Center World and Architect’s Newspaper. He earned a master’s in journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and has a bachelor’s from North Park University.

Ryan Tower. Image courtesy of Ryan Cos.

ACORE Capital Closes $1.4B CRE Debt Fund

The debt manager is eyeing opportunities created by reduced lending from other capital sources.

Marketplace at Buckhead, Atlanta

Kroger, Albertsons Unveil Updated $2.9B Divestiture Plan

C&S Wholesale Grocers will now receive more than 150 additional stores, as well as other real estate assets.

Coca-Cola Unit Breaks Ground on $650M Dairy Products Plant

The facility will be the largest of its kind in the Northeast.

Arcadia Cold Eyes Chicago Growth Spurt

Plans call for the construction of two new facilities in the market.

Victory Commerce Center

Investcorp Acquires $200M Industrial Portfolio

The transaction includes a collection of properties in South Florida and Denver.

HVAC Manufacturer Launches $300M Project

Upon completion, the metro Phoenix development will total 1 million square feet.

Rendering of DataBank's upcoming ATL5 facility.

DataBank Launches $725M Credit Facility for Expansion

An unprecedented AI-driven demand for data centers is behind this strategy.

GFP Real Estate Closes on $54M Refi for Vintage SoHo Office

A local bank was the source of the loan.

What 99 Cents Only’s demise means for CRE

What 99 Cents Only’s Demise Means for CRE

Expert insights on the future of the chain’s 300-plus locations.

Vanguard Buys Former Centene Campus for $117M

Years after an ambitious development was scrapped, the new owner will give this property a second life.