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.
3.7 MSF Industrial Project Moves Forward
Upon final approval, the $365 million development will get underway in Kansas City next year.
MDH Partners Lands $90M Loan for Industrial Acquisitions
Situated in two key markets, the properties total 1.6 million square feet.
Alloy Properties Pays $365M for Boston-Area Life Science Portfolio
The five-property acquisition brings the company’s footprint in the market to 1.8 million square feet.
Hines Tapped for Major Texas A&M Project
Incorporating the firm’s mass timber model, the development will be financed by a gift from a retail chain founder.
PGIM JV Obtains $180M Loan for New Jersey Project
This suburban Philadelphia logistics facility is scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter.
Japanese Battery Maker Breaks Ground on $810M Gigafactory
Operations at the plant are expected to start in 2026.
Hines Breaks Ground on Last-Mile Distribution Facility
Chelsea Point marks the company’s first industrial development in the Boston area.
WS Development, Nuveen Obtain $190M Refi for Lifestyle Center
JLL Capital Markets arranged the financing for this suburban Boston asset.
Housing Manufacturer Eyes 2.5 MSF Project in Georgia
Finland-based ADMARES also plans to move its headquarters to the U.S.
When Will CRE Deals Rebound?
It will get worse before it gets better. But ULI’s latest forecast sees an improvement over the next couple of years.