Brokerage
JLL Inks Lease at Houston-Area Development
JLL’s David Bale and Eugene Terry represented the tenant in the lease negotiations, which will occupy the entire second floor of Building 4 at Grandway West.
NAI Capital Welcomes LA Executive VP
Joseph Gabbaian specializes in sales, acquisitions and leasing of investment, user and redevelopment properties with a special emphasis on West Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
Dealertrack Opens $100M Long Island HQ
The software firm has committed to a long-term lease at the property, bringing more than 350 high-tech jobs to North Hills, N.Y.
Invesco Inks 6 Leases at Premier Office Building in Boston
The transactions totaled 70,000 square feet of new leases and expansions signed by tech, energy, media, logistics and mechanical firms. The 220,311-square-foot property was recently renovated and holds several building certifications.
HKS Signs 46 KSF Lease, Relocates to Thor Property
The social services organization will occupy part of the first floor and the entire second floor of Thor Equities’ 257,000-square-foot Downtown Brooklyn office building, relocating from 57 Willoughby St.
Divaris Completes 5 Transactions in Virginia
The company worked on behalf of DDREG LLC to arrange the acquisition of a medical office building, and represented Dollar Tree Stores, LaBelle Cottage, Extreme Pizza and Mango in their lease negotiations.
CT Realty to Develop $300M Industrial Park in Atlanta
Acting through its affiliate, Port Logistics Realty, the company is paving the way for the construction of a 3.5 million-square-foot project in Fulton County.
What’s Next for Emerging Tech Hubs?
Tech companies seeking new office locations should look for “hidden gems”—markets of opportunity with lower costs and a large talent pool, according to JLL’s latest report.
The World’s Priciest Office Markets
CBRE’s annual office occupancy costs report highlights the strengths of gateway cities around the globe, including 12 in the U.S. that were among the 50 most expensive markets.
LA Job Growth Spurs Leasing Surge
Los Angeles-based up-and-coming tech, engineering and financial firms drive the continued demand for office space, while development and leasing remain robust.