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The Story of Fan Pier, a Catalyst for Boston’s Waterfront
In the last decade, Boston’s Seaport District transformed into a modern neighborhood, with glass towers and futuristic cultural and event venues. The new developments, some delivered at the height of the real estate crash, are the result of a collaboration between local and state authorities, private investors and developers, residents and cultural organizations. Joseph Fallon, president of The Fallon Co., revealed the story behind Fan Pier, the project standing at the core of Boston’s southern waterfront.
Seagis Buys Warehouse Complex in Miami
With its latest acquisition, the company’s holdings include 10 million square feet of industrial buildings in South Florida, New Jersey and New York City.
KBS Strategic Snags Greater Dallas Office Tower
Brookwood Financial Partners sold 125 East John Carpenter Freeway, a renovated 18-story building in Irving, Texas, three years after its acquisition.
DLA Piper Survey: CRE Still Positive After All These Quarters
Results of the global law firm’s 2017 State of the Market Real Estate Survey, released today at its 14th Global Real Estate Summit, verify that most commercial real estate executives remain positive about the future of the U.S. market—for now.
$350M Marriott Marquis Chicago Opens
Acting on behalf of the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, a joint venture led by Clark Construction Group recently completed the headquarters hotel, delivering a 1,205-key lodging destination connected to McCormick Place, the largest convention center in North America.
GBT Realty Acquires Alabama Retail Center
HFF represented DDR Corp. and TH Real Estate in the sale of McFarland Plaza Shopping Center, a 234,000-square-foot property in Tuscaloosa.
Kayne Anderson Buys Sentio Healthcare for $825M
The REIT’s portfolio comprises 33 properties, including private-pay senior housing assets, skilled nursing facilities, medical office buildings and specialty medical properties.
Atlanta: City on the Upswing
A broad-based increase in jobs, an established 18-hour lifestyle and the expansion of the media and entertainment industry are contributing to the metro’s rapid development.
CenterSquare Spins Off from BNY Mellon
The firm, set to be sold to its management team and private equity firm Lovell Minnick Partners, has $9 billion in U.S. assets under its umbrella, as well as global real estate and infrastructure investments.
Bedrock Reveals $2B, Multi-Project Plan for Detroit
New buildings and renovations will expand the city’s office, residential, retail and hospitality offerings, continuing the city’s transformation into a magnet for businesses and visitors.