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Go Store It Breaks Ground on 2 Carolinas Facilities
The company is building the projects in Asheville, N.C., and Mt. Pleasant, S.C., with plans to develop five additional properties in Charlotte, N.C.; Cary, N.C.; Louisville, Ky.; and Fredericksburg, Va.
Dollar Tree Opens 11th Baltimore Location
The Fortune 200 company will take up more than 14,000 square feet at Loch Raven Shopping Center in Towson, Md., joining a roster of tenants comprising Subway and Wells Fargo.
Calmwater Capital’s 2018 Mid-Year Update
Eric Jordan, vice president of fund development at Calmwater Capital, sat down with CPE for an exclusive podcast interview to outline this year’s primary growth drivers, opportunities and risks.
CBRE Arranges Sale of OC Office Building
Located at 17791 Fitch Ave., the two-story research and development property comprises 15,405 square feet, 10 percent of which is warehouse space.
HFF Capitalizes LA-Area Office Plaza
The firm worked on behalf of Preylock Real Estate Holdings, which will use part of the financing to upgrade and lease Gramercy Plaza, a 157,641-square-foot property in Torrance, Calif.
Nashville Office Building Commands $13M
A little more than a year after acquiring the downtown property and three vacant lots, Wedgewood sold the portfolio to Speedwagon Properties.
Global Investors Seek Durability in LA
In an exclusive podcast interview, Genton Property Group CEO Jonathan Genton discusses investment and development trends in the city’s creative office and luxury residential markets.
Paramount Assets Grabs Value-Add Opportunity in NJ
The company, which specializes in renovating and converting underutilized historical buildings, has yet to decide the fate of the newly purchased office and retail buildings.
The Opportunity Behind Vacant Mall Spaces
Well-known retailers announced thousands of store closings this year, giving most mall operators the shivers. Noddle Cos. Vice President of Leasing Gordon Sudbeck reveals his predictions on how the retail landscape is about to pivot.
Economy Watch Weekly: Declining Unemployment, Strong Prospects Define 2018
Unemployment rates in May 2018 were lower than a year earlier. Despite labor shortages and rising interest rates, contractors were optimistic in the first quarter of 2018. Economy Editor Dees Stribling gives a breakdown of this topic, for the week ending June 29, 2018.