Business Specialties
Dermody Breaks Ground on Seattle-Area Industrial Park
Designed by Craft Architects, LogistiCenter at Woodinville will comprise two buildings totaling 409,500 square feet. Kidder Mathews is marketing the property on behalf of the developer.
Albertsons Trades 2 North TX Retail Properties
Dallas-based 356 Development purchased the assets, which include nearly 125,000 square feet combined. Venture Commercial represented the seller in this transaction.
Q&A: The Next Step in Self-Storage Development
Miami City Self Storage’s Jay Massirman provided insight on South Florida’s growing self-storage market and revealed the company’s focus for new developments.
Top Atlanta Submarkets for Construction Activity in 2017
Yardi Matrix assembled a list of the metro’s most dynamic submarkets in terms of office deliveries recorded in 2017.
HTI Lands $119M Refi for MOB Portfolio
KeyBank arranged the long-term funding for a portfolio of 20 medical office buildings in a dozen states, expanding the REIT’s liquidity position by up to $33 million in net proceeds.
A Closer Look at Orlando’s Dynamic Industrial Market
Wilson McDowell, director & principal at Cite Partners, talked about trends and challenges impacting the sector, including 3D manufacturing and autonomous trucks or the lack of well-located industrially zoned land.
Marcus & Millichap Brokers Sale of Augusta Storage Facility
The company’s self-storage team marketed the 22,664-net-rentable-square-foot asset on behalf of the seller and procured the buyer.
Liberty Investment Properties Opens Storage Space in Tampa
The self-storage property is located near the Tampa International Airport and five miles from the University of Tampa. Extra Space Storage is the manager of the facility.
Hartz Mountain Nabs Recently Built SC Industrial Asset
CBRE Capital Markets brokered the sale of Lakemont East, a Class A property that is part of the 864-acre Lakemont Industrial Park in Fort Mill, S.C.
SunPower to Buy U.S. Competitor SolarWorld
The firm hopes the acquisition will not only increase it.s U.S. manufacturing business, but also increase the likelihood that its products will be excluded from the Trump administration’s new solar tariffs.