Investment

Marcus & Millichap Sells Indianapolis Retail Development

The property is part of The Village at Eagle Creek shopping center and was put under contract before it was completed earlier this year.

Berkeley Partners Acquires FL Industrial Portfolio

The three properties are located within the Park Central Business Park campus in Pompano Beach. Institutional Property Advisors arranged the deal on behalf of the seller. 

Expo Real 2018: Office Investment Trends

Coworking is here to stay, specialists at the real estate and investment conference in Munich agree. Meanwhile, developers are striving to provide new stock that satisfies both the Millennial crowd and more experienced professionals.

Southern Cities Shine in ULI-PwC Emerging Trends Report

On the publication’s 40th anniversary, panelists discussed indicators of unprecedented change and identified new markets to watch at the ULI Fall Meeting in Boston.

Emerson Buys Houston Office Property

JLL Capital Markets represented the seller, The Mallick Group, in its disposition of a 151,000-square-foot vacant building in the Westchase submarket.

Building Toward a Common Good

At the Urban Land Institute’s annual conference, seasoned developers exchanged stories of challenges they have overcome in creating economic value and public benefit.

Levin Johnston Arranges Bay Area Self-Storage Sale

The brokerage firm arranged the sale of two self-storage facilities located in Sunnyvale and Fremont, Calif. The assets traded for $28 million.

Consolidated-Tomoka Snags 210 KSF Albuquerque Office Property

The asset, fully leased to an affiliate of Fidelity Investments, is located within Mesa del Sol, a 12,900-acre mixed-use master-planned community.

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Plymouth Industrial REIT Grows OH Presence

The buyer paid $27 million for a 400,000-square-foot, Class A building in Cleveland, and plans to spend a further $24.8 million on a 1.1 million-square-foot property in Cincinnati.

Top 10 Submarkets by Sales Volume Seattle

Seattle’s 10 Most Transacted Submarkets by Office Sales Volume

Seattle continues to shine due to its ongoing population growth, solid employment, strong academic footprint and tech-bolstered office demand. More than $2 billion worth of office assets changed hands between January and August 2018.