Office

Steelbridge Sells Last Asset in FL Office Park

The firm acquired all four properties in Park Place Office Park with a joint venture partner in 2015, as part of a portfolio purchase. In 2016, the company sold the other three single-story buildings.

Top 10 Most Transacted Submarkets by Sales Volume in Dallas

The real estate market in the Dallas Fort-Worth metro has been rapidly maturing, the last 12 months having registered several large and very large deals as a result of the construction boom.

Samsung to Relocate Texas HQ to Plano

The electronics giant leased 216,000 square feet at Legacy Central and will transfer 1,300 employees from its Richardson location in early 2019.

625 Flagler

Cushman & Wakefield to Lease WPB Office Tower

The 11-story waterfront property is currently undergoing an expansive renovation program that includes improvements to the lobby, common areas and the repositioning of the attached four-story parking garage.

One Charter Place, at 3201 N. University Drive

Canadian Investor Nabs Miami-Area Office for $21M

The 101,941-square-foot property is situated at one of the busiest intersections in Broward County, Fla., which has an annual average daily traffic count of more than 36,000 vehicles.

Law Firm Relocates Manhattan Office

Fenwick & West will occupy 36,300 square feet in The Rosen Group’s 20-story Midtown South office asset, considerably expanding its Manhattan footprint.

Hines, Oaktree Acquire Canada Office Tower

The partners are set to invest significant capital into the 708,000-square-foot First Tower in Calgary to bring it up to a Class A standard.

HFF Arranges Loan for SF High-Rise Expansion

The Swig Co. will use the construction financing to complete a building addition that will increase the size of its office property in the city’s SOMA submarket to 266,000 square feet.

Griffin Capital Snags Recently Completed Phoenix Office Asset

The 271,000-square-foot complex was built-to-suit for the McKesson Corp. last year, with the healthcare company’s lease expiring in 2028.

Nonprofit and Public Sector Has Record Year in NYC

While New York City saw a decline in investment sales in 2017, nonprofits and public agencies in the market ended 2018 with a record-high number of sale and leasing transactions, a recent study from Cushman & Wakefield shows.