Corporate Real Estate
Garden of Life Expands HQ at SoFla Campus
Corporate Center at Gardens is 100 percent leased and recently underwent an $8.8 million capital improvement program that included HVAC and lobby upgrades, common-area buildouts and new restrooms.
Amazon Robotics MA HQ Trades for $45M
Lincoln Property Co. has teamed up with Ibdar Bank and Ritz Banc Group in order to acquire the only facility in the world that designs, assembles and tests Amazon’s entire robotics equipment arsenal.
Foundry Commercial to Relocate Nashville Office
The firm will occupy 3,000 square feet at The Pinnacle at Symphony Place, a 29-story skyscraper in the city’s South of Broadway district.
Lennar HQ in Miami Trades for $40M
The Fortune 500 company developed the office complex between 1982 and 1993. The property has served as the firm’s headquarters ever since.
Showpad Plans Chicago HQ, Welcomes New COO
The company hired Jason Holmes as president & COO of its newest office. The Windy City will mark the third U.S. location for Showpad operations.
Charter Plans New HQ in CT
Five years after moving in, the telecommunications company has outgrown its current downtown Stamford headquarters and has revealed plans for a 500,000-square-foot office building at the Gateway Harbor Point site.
ResCare Plans KY HQ Relocation
The company awaits the completion of a new building, part of the ShelbyHurst Office Campus in Louisville, Ky., to transfer its 340 local employees.
Future Forecasts: Top Executives Size Up CRE Predictions
From disruptive technology to the role of sustainability, there have been numerous prognostications regarding the evolution of the real estate industry. While the market can be unpredictable, industry experts have often been able to sense major shifts before they occurred, allowing them to prepare for changing conditions.
Seacoast MA HQ Gets Million-Dollar Makeover
The investment firm renovated its 1988-built corporate headquarters, replacing and upgrading both its electrical and data systems, and adding new seating, conference room furniture and workstations.
Pure Play. InvenTrust’s Tom McGuinness Goes All In on Retail
Tom McGuinness learned at an early age that real estate can be profitable. His parents purchased his childhood home in 1960 for $15,000. When they sold it 20 years later, the value had appreciated to $150,000. The lesson wasn’t lost on the future CEO.