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Charlotte Seals Job Deals
Charlotte continues to be fertile ground for job creation, with corporate relocations and expansion bringing thousands of jobs to the Queen City.
Economy Watch: Greek Crisis, U.S. Benefit?
What will the Greek crisis mean for the U.S. economy and commercial real estate?
Economy Watch Weekly: A Better Economy in the Second Quarter?
Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended June 26, 2015.
Equity One’s Mall Makeover is Ready to Launch
At the beginning of the year, Equity One was planning to submit a plan to redevelop a large retail facility in The Bay Area. Now, the Florida-based company is making it known that the City Council of Daly City unanimously approved its ambitious redevelopment and expansion scheme.
Chicago Developer Turns up the Luxury
A local developer is raising the bar for luxury living in Chicago.
Apartment Building Sale in Philadelphia Sets New Record
A new transaction highlights the strength of Philadelphia’s multifamily market.
Investor Finds Hospitable Climate in Del Mar
Southern California’s hospitality market is recording substantial improvement. After a great 2014, this year started off with solid performances, spurring investors toward any available deals. Looking to make a successful investment play on its home court is investment company Southwest Value Partners.
International: Goodman Fulfills DHL’s Space Needs Down Under
Leading global industrial property group Goodman Group will be growing its extensive global relationship with DHL Supply Chain in Australia.
Maryland Gets New LEED NICU
The state of Maryland is now home to another neonatal intensive care unit. On June 23, the University of Maryland Children’s Hospital (UMCH) and the University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Department of Pediatrics unveiled the new Drs. Rouben and Violet Jiji Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. It is one of only two NICUs with a level IV designation, the highest level of care available for critically-ill newborns, in the state.
Ivanhoé Cambridge, CBRE Ride China’s E-Commerce Wave
The growth of e-commerce in the Far East has encouraged two giant American companies to invest in its logistics properties.
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