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Single-Tenant SoCal Industrial Asset Changes Hands
Alere Property Group paid $11.4 million to SENTRE for the 56,190-square-foot building located close to John Wayne airport in Orange County.
ULI White Paper Guides Sustainability Over Entire Property Cycle
A new document from the institute’s Greenprint Center for Building Performance sets out 11 steps for greater environmental sustainability—from property acquisition to getting ready to sell.
Woodside Health Sells Mixed-Use Florida MOB
Tidegate Capital purchased the roughly 23,600-square-foot Indian River Medical Building & Apartments in Vero Beach, which includes medical office space and 14 residential units.
SoCal Hotel Lands $44M Construction Loan
Acres Capital Corp. will use the financing to complete and stabilize a 233-key property in Arcadia, Calif. Le Meridien by Marriott International is set to be a four-star property.
Grappling With Cyber Threats in a Smart Building Era
In a Realcomm panel in Nashville, Tenn., experts hashed out the implications of new privacy regulations and the growing array of risks as people and properties get more connected.
Allianz Buys Into NYC Skyscraper for $384M
The German insurer purchased a minority stake in the 1.5 million-square-foot office condo leased to WarnerMedia within the new 30 Hudson Yards tower. The majority owner is a joint venture of the Related Cos. and a third-party investor.
Blackstone’s Credit Arm Closes $4.5B Fund
GSO Capital Partners announced the final closing of the GSO Energy Select Opportunities Fund II, one of the largest energy-focused credit funds in the market.
CBRE: Global Office Occupancy Costs Still on the Rise
Spurred by tenants’ desire to attract and retain the best-of-the-best, average occupancy costs for premier office space increased 3.6 percent over a 12-month period, according to a new CBRE report.
Exeter Property Group Buys Phoenix Industrial Asset
The company acquired a 123,754 square-foot warehouse in the Southwest Valley submarket. DAUM Commercial represented both buyer and seller in the off-market transaction.
Corporations, Not Startups, Drive Coworking Surge
Enterprise users are shaking up the real estate industry by demanding better spaces for their employees, say executives at flexible office firms WeWork, Industrious and CommonGrounds Workplace.