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Adrenaline Inks 22 KSF Office Lease in Atlanta
The design firm will move to the city’s growing Buckhead submarket later this year, following the completion of build-out work managed by Colliers.
The Monarch Bay Shoreline Development: 10 Years in the Making
A 52-acre area around San Leandro Marina has been redesigned into a modern mixed-use project estimated at $255 million. The development and design teams discuss the evolution of the Monarch Bay Shoreline Development.
Avison Young Lands Atlanta Leasing Assignment
Parmenter Realty, the owner of the nearly 210,000-square-foot office building in the city’s Central Perimeter submarket, is currently updating the property’s amenities.
Newmark Knight Frank to Acquire Jackson Cooksey
The deal will boost the firm’s corporate tenant advisory business, while adding 70 employees in Dallas, Houston, Austin and Denver.
Brixton Capital Acquires CA Property, Plans Redevelopment
The company paid $4.2 million for the former El Cajon police station, which provides more than 4 acres of development land.
IWBI Relocates Manhattan Office
The company has completed a 9,000-square-foot lease in the Flatiron District and plans to pursue WELL certification for its new space.
WGL Energy Facilities Among US’s Top-Performing Solar Projects
kWh Analytics’ report recognized the Washington, D.C.-headquartered energy company for three solar projects, all located in New Mexico.
Cypress Creek, NRG Collaborate on Texas Solar Projects
Cypress Creek Renewables will own and operate the solar facilities and deliver the electricity generated to NRG under power purchase agreements.
Revitalizing Buildings in Boston: Thriving on Authenticity
CBT Architects Principal & Director of Asset Strategy Haril Pandya discusses the intricate process of revitalizing buildings in Boston and reveals efficient ways of breathing new life into old buildings.
SCE Plans $760M Expansion for EV Infrastructure
The success of the Charge Ready pilot determined SCE to support the installation of 48,000 more charging ports. The proposed program would continue over four years.