TH Real Estate

WeWork Inks 258 KSF Lease at Manhattan Tower

TH Real Estate signed the agreement for the space at 21 Penn Plaza, a Class A property that the firm purchased in 2014 for $244 million.

400 Fairview

Pembroke Enters Seattle Office Market

Skanska and TH Real Estate sold a fully leased 349,152-square-foot, Class A building for $338.4 million in one of the largest deals in the city so far this year.

Mixed-Use DC Property Lands $130M Financing

HFF arranged the fixed-rate permanent financing for Apollo on H Street, which features residential, retail and office space.

1001 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.

Carlyle Group Grows DC Presence With HQ Expansion

The global private equity firm will occupy four stories of the 804,100-square-foot trophy office building. JLL negotiated the deal on behalf of the tenant, while Cushman & Wakefield represented the owner.

Millennials vs. CRE: What to Expect

Melissa Reagen, head of research for TH Real Estate, discussed with CPE about Millennials’ impact on commercial real estate and how their housing preferences are changing.

Redlands Distribution Center - 1300 California Street

DCG Fulfillment Takes Distribution Center Lease in Inland Empire

NKF Senior Managing Directors Mark Kegans and Ron Washle represented the tenant in the roughly 772,000-square-foot transaction with landlord Black Creek Group.

Davis Partners, TH Real Estate Snag CA Industrial Portfolio

CBRE arranged $15.9 million in debt financing on behalf of the partnership for the acquisition of multi-tenant properties located in Riverside and Redlands, Calif. 

Melissa Reagen

3 US Cities to Watch in 2018

A new TH Real Estate study draws clear commercial real estate patterns in top metros and looks at leading trends nationwide.

NJ Office Campus Adds New Tenants, Renews Leases

Cushman & Wakefield brokered a new 27,000-square-foot lease and three renewals at TH Real Estate’s two-building office campus in Princeton, N.J.

Investment Predictions for 2018: TH Report

As the economy is expecting growth in 2018, investors are faced with a mature U.S. real estate cycle characterized by a rent slowdown, a balance between supply and demand and appreciation growth.