Northeast

Reimagined NJ Office Asset Revealed

The 30-year-old Meadowlands property has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation, including completely refurbished interiors, upgraded building systems and new amenities and services.

One Light Street

Financing in Place for 800 KSF Baltimore Mixed-Use Tower

Madison Marquette commenced construction of One Light Street in January, and now the developer has landed $169 million in loans to complete the project.

Scott Frederiksen, CEO, WPT Industrial REIT

WPT Industrial Expands to PA

The REIT is in the process of acquiring a 936,000-square-foot Class A property in the Lehigh Valley, the distribution corridor to New York, Philadelphia and D.C.

Rent Growth Moderates; Demand Persists in Boston

Due to above-trend population gains and increasing job growth, the metro ranks as one of the most stable multifamily markets in the U.S.

NAI Hunneman to Lease Prime Suburban Boston Office Asset

The Offices at 304 Cambridge Road in Woburn, Mass., comprises 60,000 square feet of newly renovated office and medical office space.

L&L Holding Expands Times Square Project Team

The firm hired Robert Israel, Domenick DiNizo and Elena Zaika to assist in the $2 billion redevelopment of 1568 Broadway in Times Square.

Former IBM East Campus, Fishkill, N.Y.

National Resources Snags Former IBM Campus

The company purchased the land from GlobalFoundries, which will continue to own 160 of the 300 acres the property sits on, while leasing building space from NRE.

Skanska Inks 250 KSF Boston Office Lease

In early 2019, tech company PTC will move its global headquarters to the top half of 121 Seaport, a 400,000-square-foot class A office building in Boston’s Seaport District.

Lowenstein Sandler HQ in N.J.

Lowenstein Sandler Opens New HQ in the Garden State

The national law firm occupies 170,000 square feet at 56 at Roseland, a Class A office building redeveloped by Mountain Development Corp. and Square Mile.

Employment Gains Spur Growth in Philadelphia

An evolving wage structure, an influx of young professionals and the boom in hospitality and development are helping the metro’s multifamily market keep its head above water.