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HFF Secures Permanent Financing for Portland’s New Mixed-Use Tower
HFF secured permanent financing for a 30-story mixed-use project in downtown Portland, Ore., on behalf of TMT Development.
Trio of DC Office Buildings Command $45M
Urban Investment Partners paid $45 million to acquire three Class C office buildings in Washington, D.C., from American University.
The Real Estate Roundtable Releases Guardedly Optimistic Report on CRE
The latest survey from The Real Estate Roundtable predicts a generally strong year for the CRE market, despite global economic concerns.
U-Haul Repurposes Vacant Building in Sioux Falls
An abandoned dairy plant at 201 S West Ave. in Sioux Falls, S.D. has been converted into a full-service U-Haul store.
Hines, McCaffery Close on Chicago Land Purchase for Major M-U Project
Hines has teamed up with McCaffery Interests to revitalize the site of the former Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
New Partnership Will Offer Real-Time Monitoring to Commercial Solar Customers
Sungevity announced it will utilize cyber-secure energy monitoring and management software from microgrid company CleanSpark.
Economy Watch Weekly: Retail Sales Edge Up in 2016
Economy editor Dees Stribling reports some good news about overall retail sales in January, with some categories faring better than others, for the week ending Feb. 12.
Economy Watch: Mixed Signals Surround Consumer Spending
Recent metrics examining the direction of consumer spending this year have produced mixed results, as U.S. and global economic uncertainty remains strong.
Despite Shaky Market, Savills Studley Optimistic About US CRE
Savills Studley’s latest report analyzes the effects of global market volatility on U.S. commercial real estate.
Seattle Class A Office Building Commands $129.3M
MetLife paid a whopping $129.3 million for a Class A office building in Seattle’s South Lake Union.
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