LEED
Baltimore LEED Gold Certified Asset Changes Ownership
The buyer already owns more than 3 million square feet of space located across the state of Maryland, with some 825,000 square feet concentrated within the Towson/Timonium submarket of Baltimore County.
Historic Bowles Hall Awarded LEED Silver Certification
The eight-story castle-like building underwent a $40 million renovation which, at completion, led to the property’s Innovator Award for Best Renovation of Existing University Housing in addition to the LEED certification.
Skanska Invests $56M in Poland
Construction on the first phase of the Nowy Rynek office and retail development started in July 2017 and is slotted for completion in the second quarter of 2019.
CBRE to Lease Redeveloped Houston Office Towers
CBRE’s Warren Savery and Jason Presley will spearhead leasing efforts at the LEED Gold-certified buildings, known as Park Towers North and South.
St. John Properties Breaks Ground on SLC Campus
The company is investing $250 million in the development of Valley Grove, a 62-acre master-planned community in Pleasant Grove City, Utah.
HealthScape Expands Chicago Office
The company will occupy the entire 21st floor at 55 W. Monroe St. starting December 1, 2017. The building has been home to HealthScape’s operations since 2014.
Transwestern, Mirae, State Farm Close ATL Sale-Leaseback
The building is Park Center I, a 13-story, LEED-certified office tower with ground-floor retail and seven levels of parking. The deal falls in line with the partnership’s investment strategy to achieve stable, long-term cash flow for its clients.
PGIM Acquires Midtown Atlanta Office Tower
The real estate investment arm of the insurance company purchased the LEED Gold certified asset from Crocker Partners on behalf of institutional investors.
Velocis Snags WPB Office Tower
The LEED Silver certified property is 47 percent occupied and will undergo extensive renovations, including the creation of a modern tenant lounge.
Mark IV Expands La Frontera Office Campus
The new building will be adjacent to the 87,186-square-foot Summit I, purchased by Mark IV in 2013 from Moore & Associates. The asset is the largest office building under construction in the Austin submarket.