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Continental Realty Expands in NYC, Names SVP
Industry veteran Josh Dinstein has joined the investment company and will lead the new office.
Why Suburbs, Secondary CRE Markets Will Benefit From the Next Recovery
According to reports by Cushman & Wakefield and Marcus & Millichap, COVID-19 is bolstering a preexisting shift in commercial real estate away from core markets.
Hines Signs 250 KSF Lease at Texas’ Tallest Building
The company welcomed a financial services firm to JPMorgan Chase Tower, its 1.7 million-square-foot office high-rise that’s currently undergoing extensive renovations.
New Nashville Tower Adds Anti-Virus Features
GBT Realty’s Jeff Pape names the key health-related elements of the ONE22ONE project and offers predictions for the metro’s office sector.
NAREIM CEO: ‘All Dislocations Provide Unique Opportunities’
Zoe Hughes touches on the specific challenges COVID-19 presents for investment managers, landlords and tenants, and shares solutions that can mitigate the pandemic’s impact.
SunCap Inks New Lease at South Carolina Property
The 159,840-square-foot asset came online in 2019, and represents the company’s third project in the Charleston area.
DTE Electric’s Renewable Energy Gets the Green Light
The company will freeze electricity rates until 2022 and will increase solar and wind energy capacity by 353 megawatts.
ROC USA Welcomes New President
Director of Single Family Housing for Community Loan Fund in New Hampshire, Jennifer Hopkins, will be replacing Juliana Eades.
Capital Square 1031 Launches Manufactured Housing Investment Program
The company is looking to expand its portfolio in Florida by acquiring four- and five-star communities geared to residents age 55 and up.
Construction Costs Decrease for the 1st Time in a Decade
The COVID-19 pandemic and increased competition among contractors are key factors behind the decline.