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Transwestern Handles Sale of Denver Flex Property
The office and warehouse development in the High Pointe Business Center was built in 2001 and is fully occupied by a diverse mix of stable, industry-leading tenants including Eaton Corp., AimLock and Beabout Brock Easley.
Healthcare Real Estate Trends in 2018
Bob Smietana, CEO of HSA Commercial Real Estate, discusses what trends are in the pipeline for the healthcare industry this year.
St. John Properties to Add 500 KSF in MD
The company will create more space within its various business parks. Upcoming development includes speculative office, flex, industrial and retail space.
C&W Arranges Sale of 2 Mixed-Use Manhattan Assets
Acting on behalf of separate sellers, the commercial real estate services firm secured buyers for the properties, both of which are located in the Flatiron District near the popular Madison Park submarket.
San Jose Office Development Lands First Tenant
An IT firm plans to occupy building number one at the Coleman Highline development by 2019. The owner plans to add four more structures on the same site.
Savannah Industrial Building Commands $57M
Monmouth Real Estate Corp. purchased the new 831,764-square-foot building at 590 Northport Parkway, which has been net-leased to Shaw Industries for the next decade.
Hock Plaza in Durham Fetches $142M
The medical and educational office building is home to 34 different Duke University institutes and research functions, including the Center for Autism and Brain Development.
Microhotel Operator Opens Times Square Location
This marks the company’s fifth—and largest—property under the Pod flag. The 28-story building offers 665 guestrooms averaging about 115 square feet, as well as 45 suites.
CBRE to Lease Upgraded Miami Office Building
The team of Maggie Kurtz, Diana Parker, Kevin Gonzalez and Jason Krieger will lead marketing efforts at 777 Brickell on behalf of the landlord, Alliance RE Holding.
How to Deal With a Skilled Labor Shortage: A Lesson From Miami
The Latin Builders Association created a charter school where students are trained in construction and engineering. LBA President Eric Montes de Oca explains how the project evolved and how the challenge in finding qualified workers impacts smaller companies.