Office
What Do Top Executives Look For in an Office?
Emily Kream, director of construction with Irvine Co., discussed the current trends in C-suite workspace design and what makes the Chicago office market stand out.
Blackstone Sells NYC Office Tower for $640M
The company found a buyer for the 683,000-square-foot 5 Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan with the assistance of JLL and HFF. JLL also arranged $463 million in acquisition financing.
Meridian Capital Lines Up $105M for SoCal Office Refi
An affiliate of J.H. Snyder Co. used the funds to refinance the 11-story SAG-AFTRA Plaza building along the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles.
RoundPoint Mortgage to Relocate Carolinas HQ
The residential mortgage company is expected to move into the upcoming 150,000-square-foot building next, thanks to a deal facilitated by Savills Studley.
World Wide Technology Enters DC Market
NKF represented the technology solution provider in signing a lease to occupy more than 10,000 square feet at the LEED Platinum certified Terrell Place.
Manhattan Office Tower Lands $100M Refi
Partners GFP Real Estate and Northwind Group secured the 10-year loan, provided by Capital One Bank, for a 300,000-square-foot property in the Financial District.
Transwestern Lands Baltimore Office Management, Leasing
Laurus Corp.’s high-rise is centrally located and is home to a number of organizations including the U.S. Department of Justice and Baltimore Development Corp.
The Future of Coworking Is in the Suburbs
Michael Berretta, vice president of network development for IWG, spoke to CPE about the New York City coworking market and how suburban areas fit into the company’s expansion strategy.
Reimagined DC Office Asset Debuts
Designed by OTJ Architects, Liberty Property Trust’s building now offers tenants an artsy lobby, café-style lounge, conference room, fitness center and bike storage.
Unity Health Relocates DC HQ
The health care company will occupy nearly 30,000 square feet of office space in WC Smith’s recently renovated building, following Alion Science & Technology’s departure.