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JLL to Lease Planned Industrial Asset in NJ

Upon completion in June 2019, Onyx Equities’ distribution center will bring 120,000 square feet of Class A space to the Route 17 corridor.

Plaza Properties Offloads Northern AL Shopping Center

The retail asset, which contains more than 100,000 square feet, is almost fully leased to a range of long-term tenants.

First JW Marriott Hotel Coming to Tampa Bay

The 519-key luxury property is part of the downtown Water Street Tampa development and is slated for completion in 2020.

Kimco Sells 370 KSF Midwest Shopping Center

Chase Properties and DRA Advisors used a $40 million Wells Fargo loan to fund the acquisition of Primrose Marketplace, an open-air retail property in Springfield, Mo.

1250 Eye St. N.W. in Washington, D.C.

JV Buys Class A Office in Downtown DC

Following the $100 million acquisition, DSC Partners and Wafra Inc. intend to reposition the 178,000-square-foot asset with a $5 million upgrade program.

Mövenpick Hotel West Bay Doha, Qatar

AccorHotels to Buy Mövenpick Hotels for $560M

The acquisition will enhance the Paris-based global hospitality company’s presence in Europe, as well as its footprint in emerging markets of the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific.

Rendering of Distribution 429 in Ocoee, Fla.

Spec Industrial Development Coming to Orlando

McCraney Property Co. and Clarion Partners are teaming up to create 652,696 square feet of warehouse space on 44 acres of land in the metro’s industrial growth epicenter.

2300 N. Clybourn, Chicago

Summit Design + Build Transforms Chicago Mixed-Use Project

The Clybourn corridor development was originally designed as a 10-story retail and apartment building but due to zoning issues it will be turned into a two-story retail and creative office space.

Amazon Signs 430 KSF Lease in Boston

The e-commerce giant will occupy an entire building within the Boston Seaport development, a 23-acre, 7.6 million-square-foot mixed-use development.

The Transformative Power of Adaptive Reuse

Creating a second life for aging urban properties can offer benefits on multiple fronts, boosting economic development, sustainability and civic identity.