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One More Piece from RadioShack’s Legacy Dismantled
As Commercial Property Executive has reported, it’s been a tough year for RadioShack Corp., which, despite its history of almost 100 years, had to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after amassing $1.4 billion in debt. While certain assets have already been disposed of, others are now making headlines.
Joint Venture Capitalizes on Texas
A joint venture formed by Sealy & Company and AEW Capital Management recently disposed of a 1.48 million-square-foot industrial portfolio.
Four Northeast Ohio Projects Get Historic Tax Credits
Four more Northeast Ohio real estate projects have received assistance from the state in the month of June. This time, the funds are Ohio State Historic Preservation Tax Credits.
D.C. Now Home to Green Garages
After green offices, green apartments, green homes or green schools, the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area is now also home to green garages. On July 1, the Green Parking Council released a list of the first seven parking facilities in the country to achieve Green Garage Certification. Two of them are located in greater Washington.
Kettler, Meridian Boro into Tysons
The Greater Washington D.C. companies have teamed up to build a huge residential and retail development in the heart of Tysons.
The Few, the Proud …
CPE presents the winners of the fifth annual Distinguished Achievement Awards.
International: From Gunpowder Store to Residential Development
Weston Homes and Cathedral Group are teaming up to utilize an historic site for an adaptive reuse.
Canadians Invest in River City
San Antonio’s investment market seems to be making a comeback after a period of silence, catching the eye of institutional investors.
International: DAMAC Presents—Hollywood-Inspired Project in Production
DAMAC Properties partnered with Paramount Hotels & Resorts to launch a new hospitality project on Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road.
Economy Watch: Employment’s Upward Trajectory
June proved to be another reasonably good month for job creation by the U.S. economy. Here’s why.



