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NorCal Logistics Center

Amazon Industrial Building in Bay Area Sells for $105M

CT Realty completed the development of the 1.2 million-square-foot industrial facility in 2018, as part of the first phase of the company’s NorCal Logistics Center.

Full Speed Ahead for Amazon HQ2 in Northern Virginia

JBG SMITH’s development in Arlington has reached a major milestone by receiving approval of all government incentives and investment packages negotiated for the project.

South FL Amazon-Leased Warehouse Changes Hands

Dalfen Industrial is the new owner of the industrial asset in the North Central Miami-Dade submarket. The roughly 200,000-square-foot facility traded for $24 million.

Life After Amazon for Long Island City’s One Court Square

Ratings agency DBRS’s new report forecasts outcomes for the property in light of a looming $315 million loan maturity and the 1 million-square-foot vacancy that the e-commerce giant had planned to fill.

Howard Lerman, founder & CEO, Yext

Yext Signs 43 KSF Lease in Northern VA

The digital knowledge management platform will house its new Washington, D.C.-area regional headquarters at 1101 Wilson Blvd., a Class A office tower in Arlington’s Rosslyn submarket.

The Amazon-NYC Fallout: An Economists’ Roundtable

Perspectives from three experts on the real estate market impact, the economic consequences and the future of Amazon’s HQ2 plans.

ILPT to Acquire Industrial Portfolios for $905M

The logistics REIT inked two separate agreements that will ultimately increase its national footprint by a total of 12.9 million square feet.

Amazon Scraps Long Island City HQ2 Campus

The tech giant blamed political opposition for its withdrawal from a plan to create a 4 million-square-foot campus in Queens. Its next steps are unclear.

Is Amazon Re-Thinking Long Island City?

A report that Amazon might abandon plans for a 4 million-square-foot campus in Queens sparked heated responses from supporters and critics.

Ranking the World’s Top Tech Cities

A surge in coworking costs combined with significant strategic decisions made by big players last year contributed to surprising results in a new study from Savills.