Investment

US Mayors Challenge Names Its Winners

The nine cities are set to receive $1 million each to address issues including mobility, climate change, homelessness and economic opportunity.

Daishin Securities Acquires NYC Office Tower for $195M

ASB Real Estate Investments sold the 21-story landmarked Midtown office asset on behalf of its $7.3 billion Allegiance Fund, its core investment vehicle.

Douglas Weill, managing partner, Hodes Weill & Associates

Global CRE Allocations Rise, But Still Lag Targets

The latest annual survey by Hodes Weill & Associates and Cornell University examines how the world’s major institutional investors allocate investments to commercial real estate, we well as their sentiment toward the asset class.

Shorenstein Buys San Diego Office Towers

Sorrento Towers North & South comprise 565,000 square feet across four buildings. Cushman & Wakefield advised the new owner on the transaction.

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.

GreenOak JV Pounces on the Lion Building

JBG Smith traded the eight-story, 157,000-square-foot Class B office asset in Washington, D.C. The purchase price was $65 million.

EquiCap Brokers Sale of TN Storage Facility

The self-storage property in Soddy Daisy traded in an off-market transaction to a 1031 exchange buyer. The asset is approximately 15 miles from downtown Chattanooga.

Terminal Stores

L&L Holding JV Buys Terminal Stores in NYC for $880M

The partnership will transform a self storage space at the historic 1.2 million-square-foot property in West Chelsea into a state-of-the-art office and retail asset.

Record-Breaking Retail Sale Closes in Orange County

CBRE has facilitated the market’s highest-priced retail purchase of 2018, with the Huntington Beach asset changing ownership from Watt Cos. to Stockbridge.

Hempel Cos. Snags Minneapolis Office Asset

AtWater Group sold Concorde Executive Center, a 104,063-square-foot building in the Northwest submarket for $5.5 million. Cushman & Wakefield is in charge with the property’s management and leasing activities.