Deals
JPMorgan Chase Buys DC Building for Regional HQ
JBG Smith sold the 231,000-square-foot Class A office asset in the city’s CBD for $140 million. The global financial services giant is expected to move in by 2021.
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.
ESI Sells 179 Acres of AZ Business Park
The company has sold more than 61 percent of Surprise Pointe’s land to three different buyers: a developer, a distributor and a manufacturer. CBRE is representing the firm in the continuous sale of the 290-acre property.
Friedman Facilitates MI Office Park Sale
Holiday Office Park in Lansing comprises nine buildings ranging from 80,420 to 120,683 square feet across one to two stories.
Latham & Watkins Leases 407 KSF at Iconic Rockefeller Center
The leading global law firm will relocate its Manhattan offices and occupy 10 floors in Rockefeller Group’s 1271 Avenue of the Americas by 2020.
Brookfield Fund Snags Chicago Office Tower for $305M
JLL Capital Markets represented the seller, an ultra-high-net-worth European family advised by Extell Development. Situated in the Central Loop, the 22-story 175 W. Jackson high-rise dates back to 1912.
Transactions: May 2018
The following is a list of transactions that were announced between March 7 and March 26, 2018.
Bridge Investment Inks 168 KSF Renewal, Extension at MD Office Property
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation signed a long-term lease to occupy 168,000 square feet, adding an additional 22,000 square feet to its previous lease at SkyBridge Towers in Bethesda, Md.
Colliers Arranges $23M Sale of 2 Boston Properties
Hemisphere Development purchased the currently vacant assets located in the Financial and Theatre districts, with the intention of redeveloping them.
Pacific Hospitality Acquires, Opens Dallas Hotel
The 256-key dual-brand hotel, opened under the Residence Inn and AC Hotel flags, broke ground in 2016 in the heart of the Dallas Midtown development.