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Flatiron Health Doubles Manhattan Footprint
The health-care tech firm has signed a 10-year lease that expands its headquarters to 252,452 square feet in the newly redeveloped One SoHo Square complex in New York City.
Eastdil Secured Names 2 Managing Directors
Matt McCoy brings more than 20 years of experience to the firm’s Charlotte, N.C., office, as Will Silverman joins the New York team following tenure at Hodges Ward Elliott.
Industry Watches as Fed Says No Rate Cut—For Now
The Federal Reserve opened the door to an easing of monetary policy next month, which is good news and bad news for real estate investors.
Savills Launches Coworking Platform PIVOT
The fully integrated service will be rolled out exclusively in the U.K. and will offer an all-inclusive price point for tenants.
Q1 2019 Economic Growth Shines on CRE
Real gross domestic product rose at an annual rate of 3.2 percent, providing hopes of continued positive performance in the commercial real estate industry.
Investors Still Cautious After Brexit Delay
Commercial real estate executives say capital is still flowing into London and the U.K., particularly for those making long-term plays, but the recent decision to postpone Brexit is keeping some on the sidelines for now.
IMO Expands Chicago Footprint With Downtown Lease
Following a headquarters relocation to a nearby suburb, the technology company leased 13,424 square feet in a Class A high-rise building.
Hines Kicks Off 1.2 MSF Salesforce Tower Chicago
The company’s 500,000-square-foot lease paves the way for the final phase of the Wolf Point mixed-use destination.
LaSalle Investment Buys Amsterdam Office Tower for $63M
Acting on behalf of its Encore+ fund, a Continental European investment vehicle, the company acquired the 167,900-square-foot Luna Arena from PingProperties.
Blackstone Sells Iconic London Office for $335M
The 286,600-square-foot Cannon Bridge House property, consisting of two linked buildings atop a rail station, has changed owners after a successful renovation and repositioning.