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Top Five Largest Rental Projects Completed in St. Louis in 2015
The St. Louis market added more than 1,500 new rental units in 2015.
Economy Watch: Minimum Wage Increases to Cost Industrial Space Users
Efforts to boost minimum wages will help workers, but better pay may mean higher rents for e-commerce and other industrial operations.
Two Rector St. in Lower Manhattan Gets New Ownership Group
A joint venture between MEPT and Cove Property Group has acquired the 26-story office tower for a reported $225 million.
MIC Network Signs 36 KSF Lease at One World Trade Center
The media company will take up the entire 82nd floor of One World Trade Center, bringing the tower’s occupancy to 67 percent.
Four Seasons Offers Seconds in Dubai
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts has opened its second property in the City of Gold.
MIPIM 2016 Round-Up, Part II: Funding
Investors analyzed the current trends in the real estate investment environment at the closed-door MIPIM RE-Invest Summit in Cannes.
Major Mixed-Use Project Breaks Ground in Menlo Park
Following years of planning and revisions, the master-planned office and hospitality project is finally underway in the Bay Area.
Seattle Mixed-Use Project Combines Storage and Craft-Work Lofts
The $17.7 million expansion of the Rainier Storage & Work Lofts in Seattle will bring 59,500 square feet of self-storage space and 65,300 square feet of craft-work space.
Stephen Cooper Joins Colliers International in Philadelphia
Colliers International has appointed Cushman & Wakefiled veteran Stephen Cooper as senior managing director of the company’s Northeast Logistics & Transportation Solutions Group.
Economy Watch Weekly: Short- and Long-Term Issues Impacting CRE
Economy Editor Dees Stribling weighs in on the Fed’s decision not to raise interest rates and how apartment development has reached pre-recession levels, for the week ending March 18, 2016.
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