Investment
Jamestown Commits to Creative Work Space Property in San Francisco
To take advantage of San Francisco’s growing technology tenancy, The Jamestown Premier Property Fund has added a second mixed-use property on Market Street to its roster.
German Company Invests in Austin
German investors’ interest in the U.S. commercial real estate market continues unabated, and Munich-based GLL Real Estate Partners GmbH’s acquisition of Prominent Pointed I & II in Austin is among the latest evidence.
Rainier to Contribute M-U Development to Fort Worth’s Growing Market
Rainier Realty Investments has grabbed an 18-acre site in the busy Fort Worth submarket that it intends to transform into a multimillion-dollar mixed-use site.
Preiss Picks Up Student Housing Property Near UCF in Orlando
The Preiss Co. isn’t waiting for the fall semester to go to the University of Central Florida.
Clarion, MHP Take to Manhattan’s Financial District
Clarion Partners and joint venture partner MHP Real Estate Services have become the proud new owners of the 1.2 million-square-foot Manhattan office tower at 180 Maiden Lane.
Industrial Property Trust Makes Its Mark in Atlanta’s Largest Industrial Submarket
Industrial Property Trust Inc. continues making strides in Atlanta’s sizable industrial market with the acquisition of four multi-tenant warehouses.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Makes First Investment in San Francisco
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is making its first direct investment into San Francisco’s hot office market with the purchase of a 45 percent stake in 1455 Market St.
Crocker Partners, Cornerstone Bringing Big Changes to Boca Raton
Crocker Partners and Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers have bought Boca Center in Boca Raton and they have big changes in mind.
Return of the King: NYC Takes Back Global Investment Crown from London
The results are in for AFIRE’s 23rd annual survey of foreign investors in real estate. Multi-family is in favor, though Washington, D.C., is slipping.
Brookdale Revealed as Buyer of 777 Main in Fort Worth
A local Fort Worth newspaper reported that the Brookdale Group was the unnamed buyer of the 980,000-square-foot office tower in downtown Fort Worth, sold by Cousins Properties amid a tenant lawsuit.