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Atlantic Station’s $500M Reboot Takes Root
Hines and Morgan Stanley plan to add office, retail, residential and green space to the Atlanta mixed-use destination.
TA Realty Pays $36M for FL Distribution Portfolio
A CBRE Capital Markets team represented the seller, Guardian Life Insurance Co., in the disposition of the two-building industrial asset.
The November Digital Issue of CPE is Now Available!
Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Commercial Property Executive digital digest for a quick read or click on individual articles below for an in-depth look at the topics that most interest you.
2018 CREW Network Impact Award Winners: Suzanne Hollander
A professor of real estate at Florida International University in Miami and recipient of CREW Network’s Career Advancement for Women Impact award, Suzanne Hollander discusses initiatives she launched to help women and first-generation students entering the real estate field and her advice for getting ahead.
Spaces Takes 3 Floors at San Diego Conversion Project
The coworking space provider preleased more than 43,000 square feet at Kettner & Ash, an office property undergoing a complete transformation in Little Italy.
CBRE Hires New Industrial Leader
John Morris was previously the head of industrial and logistics at rival Cushman & Wakefield. He will officially join the company in November 2019.
Hanley Investment Arranges $38M Sale of NJ Walmart
The firm represented the seller, Catellus Development Corp., in its disposition of the 159,542-square-foot building in Teterboro. The buyer was a 1031 exchange private investor.
Inside the 2018 CPE-MHN Awards Party
Real estate insiders converged at the annual event to honor the industry’s leading professionals, companies and projects.
Jamestown Picks Up Atlanta Retail Portfolio
Mimms Enterprises sold the nearly 335,000-square-foot portfolio for close to $55 million. The company had owned both properties for nearly 20 years,
2018 CREW Network Convention Coverage
The struggle to find qualified talent, the changing healthcare industry’s impact on real estate and the booming industrial market were hot topics at the organization’s annual conference in San Diego, which drew thousands of members of the commercial real estate industry.