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Avison Young Lands Atlanta Leasing Assignment
Parmenter Realty, the owner of the nearly 210,000-square-foot office building in the city’s Central Perimeter submarket, is currently updating the property’s amenities.
Sun Life Offloads NC Office Portfolio
The transaction, valued at more than $30 million, includes approximately 223,000 square feet near Raleigh-Durham. The seven buildings in the deal will soon undergo renovation work.
Legislation Spells Relief for Banks, CRE Borrowers
Avison Young Principal Jay Maddox details the modifications to Dodd-Frank that clarify the rules and set the stage for lenders to provide more options to commercial real estate sponsors.
Exeter Picks Up Atlanta-Area Warehouse
The previous owner, Suzuki Motor Corp., traded the industrial asset for $9 million. The building last changed hands in 1998.
JLL Expands Houston Office Leasing Team
Scott Fikes brings more than 14 years of industry experience to his new job. Prior to joining the company, he held positions at Avison Young and Grubb & Ellis.
AY Closes $8M Sale of WPB Office Asset
Carrier Corp. is the only tenant of the 37,392-square-foot The Atrium. The asset changed hands within 45 days of hitting the market.
Avison Young Adds Ninth Board Member in Philadelphia
Carol Johnson holds several board positions at various organizations and brings more than 25 years of experience in the industry.
Economy Watch Weekly: US Office, Industrial Markets Performing Well
Continued restraint in new development in the office sector and robust demand in the industrial sector contributed to strong first-quarter performances for the property types. Economy Editor Dees Stribling has the latest, for the week ending May 18, 2018.
The Unique Challenges of EB-5 Defaults
While the program has been a valuable financing tool for the real estate industry, it has also attracted poorly conceived projects and abuses. Avison Young Principal Jay Maddox offers insight on what to do when things go wrong.
Economy Watch: Industrial Market Stays Tight, Despite New Product
The U.S. industrial market ended the first quarter of 2018 with a 5 percent vacancy rate overall, even though a significant amount of new construction was delivered, according to a new Avison Young report.