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CPE’s Top 5 February Posts
Miss out on any CPE stories in February? Here are five of our most popular articles for the month.
OA Development Snags $63M Charlotte Portfolio
The deal marks the firm’s largest acquisition to date. The Park – Huntersville includes nearly 400,000 square feet of office space and is part of a larger master-planned commercial park.
Cohen Asset Management Buys $35M Phoenix Property
Living Spaces sold the 437,234-square-foot showroom and distribution center located on Interstate 10 in a deal facilitated by JLL Capital Markets.
Retail Investment Trends to Watch in 2018
While some markets are stronger than others, the new Marcus & Millichap report points to general trends such as rising consumer confidence levels, the potential for higher wages and changes in the tax law that could play a role in shaping the economy and retail demand in 2018.
Akridge Adds Iconic Building to Portfolio
New South Ventures sold Trust Building, a 41,000-square foot office asset in the heart of the city. PMC Real Estate Capital arranged the financing through RGA Reinsurance Group.
Lincoln Offloads YETI’s Austin Headquarters
The property, which opened last summer, includes nearly 170,000 square feet of Class A office space across two three-story buildings.
Dalfen America Lands 272 KSF Industrial Asset in Durham, NC
The partnership between Trinity Capital Advisors and SilverCap Partners sold the fully occupied property for $16.8 million. HFF represented the seller in the transaction.
Solo Cup/Dart Container Closes Largest Industrial Sale in Texas
Binswanger represented Eliken Property Management in the disposition of 2200 South Business 45, a 1.5 million-square-foot distribution center in metro Dallas.
Rexford Picks Up, Sheds CA Assets
The firm acquired an Inland Empire asset encompassing more than 200,000 square feet of industrial space, partially funding this by the sale of a creative office property.
The Projects That Will Reshape Charlotte
The metro is going through a development boom, with millions of square feet of new commercial space sprouting up and thousands of residential units underway. Charlotte Chamber representatives, organizations and private developers revealed the reasons behind the city’s beehive status.