Mixed Use

JV Announces Adaptive Reuse Development in Nashville

Partners FCP and Third & Urban have acquired a former industrial site for $13 million, with plans to transform the property into creative office space and retail.

Hudson Yards on NYC Skyline

Thyssenkrupp Secures $130M Hudson Yards Contract

The Germany-based company will design and install more than 100 elevators and escalators across Related Cos. and Oxford Properties Group’s 18 million-square-foot, mixed-use development on Manhattan’s Far West Side.

NKF Closes Sale of MA Mixed-Use Asset

Located at 240 Elm St. in Somerville, the property is 100 percent leased to grocery store bfresh and coworking company Spaces.

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SPP Unveils Trophy Towers at $3B Tampa Project

The firm is set to construct two office buildings totaling 1 million square feet at its $3 billion Water Street Tampa mixed-use development, currently underway along the city’s waterfront.

Tishman Speyer Joins on 1.4 MSF San Francisco Mixed-Use

Major League Baseball’s San Francisco Giants selected the real estate company to serve as a joint venture partner on Mission Rock, a public-private partnership.

Tavistock, McCraney to Expand Orlando Business Park

The companies will co-develop distribution logistics facilities within Infinity Park, a 206-acre mixed-use project that will feature retail, hospitality and office space.

JLL to Lease Upcoming Urban Campus in Boston

The Abbey Group’s Exchange South End will add 1.6 million square feet of commercial and lab space to the market, bringing together businesses and communities alike.

Exeter Property Group Buys Charlotte Mixed-Use

CBRE brokered the disposition of South Point, an industrial and office property that was approximately 88 percent leased at the time of sale.

A street in the Libbie Mill neighborhood

Divaris to Handle Retail Leasing at Richmond’s Libbie Mill

Upon completion, the 80-acre mixed-use project situated in Henrico County could encompass more than 1 million square feet of retail and office space.

Austin City Council Approves Soccer Stadium

The costs of Precourt Sports Ventures’ plan add up to roughly $200 million. The selected spot is a 24-acre tract of city-owned land.