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Mammoth Brooklyn Retail Condo Hits the Market
The 59,930-square-foot retail structure occupies two full city blocks in the Waterfront/Kent Avenue retail corridor and is part of The Edge luxury condominium complex.
Castle Lanterra Taps New COO
Edmund Hannon brings more than 30 years of experience to his position, having previously served in various executive roles at Quest Global Advisors and Stamos Capital Partners.
Baceline Acquires 2 Shopping Assets for $12M
The company acquired its first North Carolina shopping center when it acquired Galleria Village, which is currently 83 percent leased to various tenants. The company also bought Central Plaza in Minnesota, another shopping center, that is currently 92 percent occupied.
NKF Secures 3 New Office Tenants in Culver City
Complete Care, Universal Protection Services and Michelson Foundation leased more than 22,000 square feet at 3000 South Robertson in Culver City, Calif. The four-story office building recently underwent a $5 million renovation.
Simply Self Storage Sets Footprint in West Coast
The company purchased Market Street in Seattle, a 577-unit self-storage property. The facility includes more than 85,000 rentable square feet.
Jernigan Capital Invests $10M in New KY Self-Storage
The proposed project will be located in Louisville, Ky., and will consist of two climate-controlled buildings. The facility will offer 725 rentable self-storage units.
Huff, Niehaus & Associates Arranges Sale of KY Hotel
Dhami, Sohal & Sehgal Properties sold 101-key Hampton Inn in Horse Cave for $4.4 million. The new owner plans to renovate the building.
DSC Partners Appoints new SVP
The recently-formed company has brought on a new senior vice president to provide strategic planning and venture relationship management.
National Distribution Centers Leases 864 KSF in CA
Newmark Knight Frank represented Industrial Property Trust in the leasing of Perris Distribution Center, a Class A industrial building slated for LEED Silver certification.
Behind the Soaring Demand for Scottish Hotels
Resilient to wider geopolitical headwinds, the Scottish hotel market is attracting an increasingly larger amount of capital, especially from the U.S. and India. The relative weakness of the pound sterling and the sharpness of yields are some of the factors behind this trend, according to Steven Fyfe, associate in the hotels team at Savills Scotland.