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Claremont Acquires Downtown Boston Hotel

Boston Wharf Co. built the asset in 1901 as The Stillings Building. The property, redeveloped in 2013 as an adaptive reuse project, now offers 120 loft-style suites.

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Brennan, Arch Street Buy Multi-State Industrial Portfolio

Progressive Converting Inc. is the sole occupant of the three properties, which are located in the Green Bay, Wis., and Scranton, Pa., metropolitan areas.

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Exeter Picks Up $148M Industrial Portfolio

The Conshohocken, Pa.-based company acquired 20 facilities in North Carolina and Texas totaling more than 1 million square feet. HFF negotiated the deal on behalf of the seller.

Florida’s First Radisson RED Hotel Tops Off

RivieraPoint is building a 155-key hotel near Miami International Airport. The $34.5 million project is set for completion next year.

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Silicon Valley Office Asset Lands 300 KSF Tenant

Federal Realty Investment Trust signed software company Splunk Inc. to a 319,000-square-foot lease in its new Class A building, scheduled to open in 2019.

Northshore Tower in Austin CBD Changes Hands

The mixed-use property developed by High Street Residential encompasses 439 residential units and 50,083 square feet of boutique retail and office space.

NKF Completes Atlanta Lease for South College

Representing the 136-year-old institution’s fifth campus, the 38,000-square-foot space will provide classrooms, laboratories, exam rooms, a student resource center and a study room.

Xcel Energy’s $2.5B Clean Power Plan Gets the Green Light

Colorado’s main energy provider intends to replace two aging and high-emitting coal units in Pueblo with renewable sources including wind and solar.

HHSC Headquarters Breaks Ground in North Austin

The project features the addition of a nine-story office building and a multi-level parking garage. By retiring previous leases, the state is expected to save about $8 million a year.

Austin City Council Approves Soccer Stadium

The costs of Precourt Sports Ventures’ plan add up to roughly $200 million. The selected spot is a 24-acre tract of city-owned land.