Industrial
PNY Technologies Sells NJ Industrial Property
In a sale/leaseback deal arranged by Cushman & Wakefield, Turnbridge Equities and Harbor Group International have acquired a 540,103-square-foot building in Parsippany.
Swinerton Breaks Ground on 200MW SoCal Solar Project
Upon completion in 2019, Swinerton Renewable Energy’s Imperial County facility is expected to generate enough energy to power roughly 70,000 homes.
Duke Energy Pushes Plan for Low-Cost Solar Adoption
In partnership with North Carolina Utilities Commission, the Duke affiliate intends to build, own and operate on-site solar facilities that will allow non-residential customers to access solar energy.
E.ON, GE Partner to Repower West Texas Wind Project
The process is expected to result in increased earnings, reliability and efficiency for a total of 172 wind turbine generators.
Jacksonville Office and Industrial Complex Changes Hands
Savlan Capital paid $18.3 million for the asset, which contains nearly 195,000 square feet of flexible office and light industrial space across five buildings.
Transwestern Expands National Logistics Division
The company is rebranding the division, previously called Ridge, and has appointed John Thomas to lead it as managing partner, and Stephen Batcheller as regional partner for the West Coast.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for October
This month’s listings include a CVS Pharmacy store in Michigan, a vintage multifamily asset in Richmond, Va., and a recently renovated flex building in Miami.
Avison Young Completes Chicago Industrial Lease
The tenant, Cycle Logistics, is consolidating its distribution space by deciding to operate from Elk Grove Village, Ill. The landlord of the property is Ella Holdings.
SunPower’s 1.7 MW Project Powers Bose’s Global HQ
The fixed-tilt, ground-mount solar system in Framingham, Mass., will reduce Bose’s traditional grid electricity consumption over the next 20 years.
Video: What Are the Industry’s Biggest Challenges?
Professionals attending CREW’s national event in San Diego last week cite such issues as construction costs and the talent wars.