Tudor Scolca
Tudor Scolca-Seușan is an Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He joined CPE and MHN in 2017 and is passionate about doing research for the two publications. He is responsible for data center and industrial coverage on CPE, writing seasonal metro reports on multifamily, interviews and features, as well as occasionally editing news stories.
JLL Brings Phoenix Center to Full Occupancy
The strip center known as Hurley Plaza is 100 percent leased, with four new businesses joining the tenant roster in a high-traffic area.
Hilton Grows DC Presence With Iconic Building
Loews Madison Hotel, built in 1963, became The Madison Washington DC, a Hilton Hotel. The 365-key building is located among Washington’s most popular attractions.
Zayo Expands Atlanta Colocation Facility
Zayo will add another six megawatts of critical power on the 72,100-square-foot facility, adjacent to its existing Atlanta data center at 1100 S.W. White St.
Iron Mountain Opens NoVa Facility
The company opened its first data center in Prince William County, with three more scheduled for construction on the campus. The 165,000-square-foot, 10.5-megawatt facility is the company’s fifth U.S. data center.
Meridian Buys AZ Medical Center for $5M
The historic Lois Grunow Memorial Clinic in Phoenix traded for $5 million in a deal brokered by Avison Young. Meridian plans to re-tenant the property and make it ADA-compliant.
Phoenix Industrial Portfolio Trades for $12M
Lee & Associates brokered the sale of seven industrial assets totaling 95,000 square feet. The portfolio is fully leased to Horizon Distributors Inc. for five years.
EdgeConneX Furthers International Expansion
The company plans to build its 40th Edge Data Center in Toronto, Canada. The multi-tenant facility will offer high-density power, along with N+1 design for redundancy purposes.
Slate Buys $10M Atlanta Shopping Center
Duluth Station Shopping Center changed hands in a deal marketed by HFF. The property is located along Buford Highway, 27 miles from downtown Atlanta.
UWorld Moves Offices to Cypress Waters in DFW
UWorld will take up approximately 50,000 square feet at 9111 Cypress Waters Blvd., within the Cypress Waters development.