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Meridian Purchases Tucson Medical Office Building

The company teamed up with an institutional investor to purchase the 187,690-square-foot asset.

Marcus & Millichap Hires Self Storage VP in Philadelphia

With 16 years of experience in the self storage sector, Kevin Bledsoe has taken part in the sale of more than 100 assets valued at over $400 million.

CRE Industry Reacts to $900B Relief Package

The bill is expected to indirectly assist the commercial real estate sector by bolstering the finances of individuals and helping businesses in the short term.

Under Pandemic Pressure, Capital Markets Adapt

A special report from Marcus & Millichap suggests that, despite all of the pandemic’s disruption to the CRE sector, the capital markets side is adapting quite well.

Bernanke Weighs In on CRE Outlook During Marcus & Millichap Panel

The former Fed chair shares insights on GSE privatization, the pandemic’s long-term impact on commercial real estate, and the prospects for recovery.

Marcus & Millichap Arranges Bay Area MOB Sale

Senior Associate Ryan Gonzales represented both parties in the deal for the 60,000-square-foot property in Walnut Creek, Calif.

Three Pillar Communities Buys Oregon Manufactured Homes

Marcus & Millichap represented the new owner in the $7.3 million acquisition of a 79-site community located in Brookings.

Pinnacle Capital Picks Up Texas Retail Asset

The some 31,200-square-foot shopping center is 15 miles northwest of downtown Houston and is 71 percent leased.

Marcus & Millichap Appoints New Vice President in Florida

James Garner has expertise in the retail sector, focusing on single-tenant, net-leased properties.

In June 2020 Marcus & Millichap sold this multi-tenant medical office building in Danville, Ill. for $9.7 million. The 65,900-square-foot asset is fully leased with a strong anchor tenant and good net cash flow. Photo courtesy of Marcus & Millichap

Medical Offices Bounce Back in Spite of Telehealth

As pandemic restrictions are lifted, medical office buildings get back to business.