Office
Class A Office Building Lands 173 KSF Tenant in CT
The 264,500-square-foot property is part of The Towers at Merritt River, an office campus in Norwalk. FactSet will occupy more than half of the building with the relocation of its global headquarters.
LBA Realty Expands DFW Industrial, Office Footprint
The California-based company purchased a portfolio incorporating more than 500,000 square feet of warehouse space, as well as a 53,600-square-foot office asset in Coppell, Texas.
Equinix Increases Tampa Presence
Equinix agreed to expand its original 30,164-square-foot space and occupy the seventh and eighth floors of Two Harbour Place in the city’s central business district.
243 KSF Office Asset Trades in Poland
Skanska sold Nowa Fabryczna in Łódź to real estate fund manager Niam. The building is situated next to the the recently completed Łódź Fabryczna train station.
Office Evolution Coming to Jacksonville
The coworking franchise aims to open its new office in May and revealed plans for five future locations in the Jacksonville metro area.
JV to Transform LA Mall into Office Property
Hudson Pacific Properties and Macerich will redevelop 500,000 square feet of Westside Pavilion into creative office space, reserving 100,000 square feet for its existing entertainment retail space.
AEW Buys $53M MA Office Asset
Located at 101 Station Drive in Westwood, the 208,134-square-foot office property is currently 100 percent leased to eight tenants and recently underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation.
Tech Firm Inks 10-Year, 3-Floor Manhattan Lease
The 20-story Class B office tower, situated in the Flatiron District, is currently undergoing significant capital improvements, expected to be complete in spring 2018.
Crown, Crestpoint JV Buys $129M Toronto Office Asset
The downtown campus, which is slated for upgrades and also includes a 303-spot parking structure, marks the partnership’s second acquisition.
Development’s Return in Los Angeles
Office development reached a cycle high of 2.3 million square feet in 2017, marking a 53.7 percent year-over-year increase. Construction has picked up in less popular areas such as Jefferson Corridor and downtown Long Beach, while North Hollywood emerged as the most active suburban submarket.