Northeast

Gramercy Property Trust

Gramercy Extends Portfolio with 12 Industrial Buildings in U.S. and Canada

The 12 industrial assets are located in major markets and were acquired for $115.2 million. Gramercy assumed four mortgages for the transaction.

Equity Commonwealth to Sell Hoboken Office Asset for Tidy Sum

Equity Commonwealth will sell the 13-story tower to Mack-Cali Realty Corp.

Steinbridge Group Appoints First CEO

Former Wall Street and NYC Economic Development Corp. executive Tawan Davis has joined the Steinbridge Group as the first-ever CEO.

200 Exchange St., Malden, Mass.

North Boston Office Asset Commands $22M

The new owner plans to turn the four-story building at 200 Exchange St. into a mixed-use facility featuring retail, a data center, and almost 200,000 square feet of creative office space.

Sears Crescent Building, Boston, Mass.

Chevron Partners Shells Out $24M for Boston’s Sears Crescent Building

The 50,300-square-foot building completed in 1816 was fully leased at the time of sale to 14 tenants.

U-Haul Moving & Storage of Newport

U-Haul of Newport Expands with Property Acquisition

Movers in and around Newport will have more self-storage options with the upcoming expansion at U-Haul Moving & Storage of Newport at 111 Connell Hwy.

Drexeline Shopping Center

HFF Lines Up Financing for Suburban Philly Shopping Center

In a deal facilitated by HFF, The Hampshire Cos. and MCB Real Estate received a $21.7 million acquisition loan for Drexeline Shopping Center in Drexel Hill, Pa.

Paul Sacco, president & chief development officer, TPG Hotels & Resorts

Procaccianti Group’s Hotel Division Promotes New President & CDO

Meet Paul Sacco, president & chief development officer of TPG Hotels & Resorts, a division of the Procaccianti Group.

Report Details NYC’s Ambitious Environmental Plan

New York rolls out strategy for reducing the carbon footprint of its buildings.

ULI Special Report: REITs Revitalize Philly’s Market Street

ULI 2016 Spring Meeting attendees toured recent and under-construction properties from Brandywine Realty Trust and Liberty Property Trust that are transforming Center City.