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Skanska to Renovate University of Cincinnati College of Law
The construction company has signed a $32 million contract, with the project scheduled to kick off in July 2020 and be completed by late 2021.
Summit Design + Build Breaks Ground on Chicago Adaptive Reuse Project
The company is converting a former Sears store in the Ravenswood/Lincoln Square area into a mixed-use building, half of which is leased to DeVry University.
Multi-State Office Portfolio Scores $455M in Financing
Brookwood Financial Partners utilized the funds to recapitalize 27 properties totaling more than 4 million square feet of suburban space.
Tishman Speyer Kicks Off Chicago Creative Office Development
In partnership with Mark Goodman & Associates, the company is building a 13-story project in the coveted Fulton Market neighborhood.
Avison Young Brokers Sale of Florida Offices
The firm represented the sellers in the disposition of two buildings in Fort Lauderdale and Sunrise, Fla.
Lee & Associates Facilitates Sale of Mixed-Use California Property
A private investor purchased the 14,000-square-foot asset in Burbank. Managing Director Scott Romick and Principal Cory Stehr represented both parties in the transaction.
Rockefeller Breaks Ground on California Distribution Center
The development firm has started construction on a 203,944-square-foot facility in the Inland Empire that will be completed by summer 2020.
Facing the Ultimate Safety Test
Active shooter incidents are a grim reality today. Two experts at the IREM Global Summit make a compelling case for prevention, preparation and response at every property.
Proptech Explosion, “Fracking” Are Transforming CRE
Multinational law firm DLA Piper’s latest in its long series of one-day conferences sped off to a quick start with an in-depth look at some of the technological and demographic trends that are shaking up CRE.
Las Vegas Mixed-Use Moves Ahead With $150M Loan
Mosaic Real Estate Investors provided the construction loan for Matter Real Estate Group’s first phase of its UnCommons development. Plans call for office, retail space, restaurants and a residential component.