Mid-Atlantic
Summit Closes Three Hotel Purchases for $72M
Avoiding the end-of-year fog that plagues so many, Summit Hotel Properties kept busy in late December and wrapped up a few acquisitions before 2012 came to a close.
NGKF Parent Buys Partner Firms in Philly, Denver
BGC Partners, the parent entity of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, has acquired two prominent regional CRE firms, one in Philadelphia and one in Denver.
Revel Resort Nails Down $150M in Additional Financing
Revel AC, the parent company of Revel, the newest popular resort and casino in Atlantic City, N.J., has completed an amendment to its existing revolving credit facility with JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. as administrative agent and the participating lenders and financial institutions.
Suburban Philly, Oklahoma City Retail Assets Totaling 777 KSF Reel in $103M
Not all commercial real estate investors are in a San Francisco, Washington, D.C., or New York state of mind. Premier assets in non-premier locations like Deptford Landing in Deptford, N.J., and The Shops at Moore in Oklahoma City, Okla., have moved up higher on buyers’ radar.
Clarion Buys 408 KSF Office Portfolio in Boston’s Blossoming Seaport District for $129M
It’s been a busy couple of quarters for office transactions in Boston’s Seaport District and the change in ownership of the 408,000-square-foot Fort Point portfolio is among the latest.
Kaufman Coughs Up $56M for 120 KSF Office Building in Manhattan’s Midtown South
In Manhattan’s thriving Midtown South submarket, the office property at 27–35 West 24th St. has just come under new ownership.
Pasha Group Sells Prime Midtown Manhattan Development Site
Pasha Group sold 546 W. 44th St., a prime development site located between 10th and 11th avenues in New York City’s Midtown West submarket. Cushman & Wakefield Inc. represented the company in the deal.
Skanska Closes Land Purchase for 455 KSF Boston Office Project
Boston remains high on Skanska USA Commercial Development’s radar and the company has just made another move toward increasing its presence in the city.
Hong Kong, NYC Close Q3 as Priciest Retail Markets
Hong Kong and New York City kicked off 2012 at the top of the list of the world’s most expensive retail markets. Barring any major developments, it appears the globally-coveted shopping metropolises are going to end the year without a threat to their respective first- and second-place positions, judging by CBRE Group Inc.’s third-quarter MarketView research report.
Friedland Properties Buys NYC’s 706 Madison Ave. for $142M
JLL represented BNY Mellon in the sale of 706 Madison Ave., a 19,100-square-foot, premier retail building that was sold to Friedland Properties for $142 million.