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Savills Studley Relocates Seattle Office
The company will occupy 6,500 square feet on the 19th floor of the Class A Russell Investments Center in downtown. The offices will be designed by IA Interior Architects and built out by Gateway Construction.
Kennedy Wilson Lands Anchor at Dublin Project
J.P. Morgan has agreed to acquire an eight-story office building at Capital Dock, a 660,000-square-foot mixed-use development rising in the city’s Docklands area.
Fitness-Focused Community Opens in VA
The 282-unit community features top-tier professional-quality health and wellness amenities. Greystar is the manager of the luxury residential asset that includes 34 affordable units.
Boston Office Asset Lands $208M in Financing
The 10-year loan was made to an affiliate of Rockpoint Group LLC., which purchased the asset in January 2017 from CBRE Global Investors for $370 million.
GE Taps Consigli Construction for Historic Boston Asset Renovations
The company will rehabilitate the two, six-story assets that total 95,000 square feet. The campus will be built under the LEED v4 rating, with features including rain water treatment and a vegetated rooftop terrace.
Toyota Opens Expanded R&D Facilities in Michigan
The $154 million project moved direct procurement and supplier engineering development from Erlanger, Ky., as well as vehicle development and powertrain from California. The 40th anniversary also welcomed the company’s newest executive, Shinichi Yasui.
Union Investment Snaps Up $154M Denver Asset
The Triangle Building, a 226,000-square-foot, uniquely shaped Class A office property in lower downtown, was 98 percent leased at the time of sale.
Largest Hotel in PNW to Debut in 2018
The downtown Seattle hotel development boom continues with the upcoming 1,260-key Hyatt Regency Seattle, which is targeted for LEED Gold certification.
Frost Bank Tower Wins TOBY Award
The building underwent a thorough evaluation of its management, operational efficiency, tenant retention, emergency planning and community impact.
City Greenlights Transformative Atlanta Project
Grant Park Gateway stems from a 2015 study by the city looking at current and future traffic and parking demands for Grant Park and Zoo Atlanta. The development will be funded through bond revenue and supplemented by additional sources.