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Inland Empire Industrial Asset Lands 2 Tenants
The two companies signed leases totaling some 250,250 square feet, encompassing the entire Class A distribution center in Ontario, Calif.
WestRock Signs 74 KSF Industrial Lease Near Seattle
The packaging company joins Uline Corp. at Hogum Bay Logistics Center, which occupies the bulk of the 1.1 million-square-foot facility in Lacey, Wash.
Cushman & Wakefield Facilitates $16M CA Industrial Sale
The new owner financed the acquisition with a $10 million loan from East West Bank. A Mitsubishi subsidiary is the only tenant of the 73,000-square-foot building in Poway.
Helmsley Spear Hires New VP
Brett Zelner, who brings more than 35 years of commercial real estate experience to his new role, will lead the company’s leasing operations.
LA-Area Office Building Changes Hands for $12M
The buyer worked with Michael Shuken of Savills, while Stacy Vierheilig-Fraser of Lee & Associates and Scott L. Gertz of WESTMAC represented the seller.
Lee & Associates Welcomes SVP in Cincinnati Office
Industry veteran George Stinson specializes in the sale and leasing of office, industrial and retail properties throughout the Greater Cincinnati area.
Industrial Market: NYC in Focus
Executive Managing Director Alan Weisman of Lee & Associates provides insight into New York City’s industrial warehouse market, revealing the changes the industry has faced during the past few decades.
Carnegie Hall Tower Welcomes New Tenant
Naftali Group will occupy almost 8,500 square feet of space at TF Cornerstone’s Manhattan landmark property, which is home to Greystone, Lionstone and Kingdon Capital.
Bridge Development Buys Industrial Facility for $68M
Lee & Associates facilitated the sale of a 261,528-square-foot industrial asset located in Los Angeles, near the city’s downtown. The firm represented both the seller and the buyer in the deal.
Challenges Facing the New York City Retail Market
In an exclusive podcast interview, Lee & Associates’ Peter Braus talks about the proposed vacancy tax on landlords, the uses doing well right now and the changing nature of retail.