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Silverman Group Pays $183M for Multi-State Portfolio
Rubenstein Properties sold 27 industrial assets totaling more than 5 million square feet across New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Iowa, Indiana and Alabama.
New-Model Ford Gets Energy Makeover
The architects for the Ford Foundation Building’s $200 million makeover shed light on its sustainable highlights.
PACE of Change
This innovative strategy for funding energy upgrades is progressing in some states while continuing to meet roadblocks in others.
Grand Rapids’ Proving Ground for Storage
A section of Michigan’s second-largest city is serving as a laboratory for developing utility-scale storage.
CRE Market Conditions: It’s a Flat World
Little near-term change is expected for commercial real estate markets globally, in either investor sentiment or tenant demand, according to the latest RICS survey.
Industrial Market: Still Going Strong
Despite approximately 1 billion square feet of new space coming to the market over the last three years, demand continues to drive rent growth, Transwestern reports.
The Amazon-NYC Fallout: An Economists’ Roundtable
Perspectives from three experts on the real estate market impact, the economic consequences and the future of Amazon’s HQ2 plans.
Construction Outlook Calls for Continued Momentum
Potential risks to the industry, including ongoing tariffs and rising costs, are expected to be offset by the generally strong U.S. economy in 2019, at least in the first half, JLL reports.
Osram Unveils Digital Tunable White System
The company’s new lighting solution simulates the natural daylight cycle and is specifically designed for educational, office and health-care environments.
Self Storage Rents Still Down Across the US
Despite significant rent growth in the West, street-rate rents declined 1.7 percent on a national level. Additionally, the new development pipeline continued to decrease.