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Opus Breaks Ground on Spec Industrial Building
The 495,977-square-foot development will mark the company’s first development in the Greenwood area and is scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2018.
JLL Closes Sale-Leaseback of Northwest Houston Industrial Asset
The new owner and lessor of the property, Industrial Property Trust, will lease the entire facility to the tenant that currently occupies it.
Gilbane Adds Member to Chicago Team
Kevin Connolly will serve as the new senior manager of business development and will be in charge of the company’s private sector growth initiative.
Suburban Orlando Business Park Commands $20M
CBRE brokered the sale of the six-building Suntech Commerce Park campus, which is leased to a diverse mix of tenants including Applied Concepts, Vitil Solutions, EDCO Group and Massey Services.
Adolfson & Peterson Tops Off Dallas-Area Office Building
Adolfson & Peterson Construction topped out WatchGuard Video’s 140,000-square-foot corporate headquarters in Allen, Texas. GFF designed the two-story office building.
CBRE to Lease Upcoming SLC Office Building
Westport Capital Partners selected CBRE to oversee the leasing of 60 Park in Sugar House, Utah. The property, scheduled for completion in the summer of 2019, is part of the ongoing Park Avenue mixed-use development project.
Marriott to Open W Hotel in Rome
Developed by Omnam Group, the 159-key hotel is slated for completion in 2021 and will offer the W’s signature amenities.
Lower Manhattan Gets First Full-Service Office Building
Reimagined by Cove Property Group and Bentall Kennedy and serviced by Convene, the 480,000-square-foot 101 Greenwich is nearly ready to welcome its first tenant.
ASB JV Nabs Brooklyn Warehouse Complex
The two-building industrial asset is located in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood and includes 21,000 square feet of surface parking.
Economy Watch: Nonresidential Sector Sees Employment Boost in September
This year’s hurricane season may help explain the growth in employment among nonresidential specialty trade contractors, who would have been hired to help with rebuilding efforts, noted Associated Builders and Contractors Chief Economist Anirban Basu.