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How Cool is Cold Storage Today?
Strong demand from online food sales is creating more opportunities for cold storage warehouse construction in the U.S., but challenges remain for developers and investors, according to the latest CBRE report.
Manhattan’s Crown Building Scores $750M Redevelopment Loan
Aman and OKO Group will transform the iconic tower into its first mixed-use urban development that will include an 83-key hotel and a luxury residential component.
Future Prospects: Healthier Buildings, Futuristic Transport
Health-promoting buildings, cars that drive themselves and cars that fly: Check out the next generation of CRE disruptors discussed at this year’s DLA Piper Global Summit.
Dedeaux Properties Inks 1 MSF Industrial Lease in Inland Empire
A health-care company will fully occupy a new warehouse and distribution facility in Riverside, Calif.
SL Green Sells Manhattan Tower for $815M
The blockbuster sale of 220 E. 42nd St. is one of the largest deals to close in New York City this year.
Forever 21 Becomes Another Brick-and-Mortar Victim
The fast-fashion chain, which operates 800 stores globally, will close up to 178 locations in the U.S. after filing for bankruptcy.
Remote Work, Customized Management Thrive in CRE
Jana Turner, principal of RETS Associates, discusses diversity, hiring trends and the best talent-retention strategies for the current Millennial-driven market.
CRE Spreads Normalize, Sector Performance Diverges at Midyear
According to the latest UBS Asset Management report, the industry will continue to thrive despite changes in the first six months of 2019.
Staying Disciplined, Hedging Risk in Tomorrow’s CRE Financing World
Where is lending headed? Executives from Citigroup, TPG, Goldman Sachs and Blackstone tackled that crucial question at the latest DLA Piper Global Summit.
Regency Centers Buys Some More in Southern California
The company now owns five properties in Long Beach, with four of them in the same neighborhood.