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JV Launches Phase 1 of SLC Industrial Park
Phase 1 of the SLC Port Global Logistics Center development will consist of 10 buildings totaling more than 7 million square feet of distribution and manufacturing space.
NKF Arranges $142M Sale of UT Retail Center
Situated in Fort Union, one of Salt Lake City’s premier retail destinations, the asset was built in 1974 and is currently 86 percent occupied.
Hanley Investment Leads Sale of Denver Retail Center
The grocery-anchored retail center is 87 percent leased to national and regional tenants including Safeway, which occupies approximately 60,000 square feet.
LPC Offloads $125M CA Office Campus
The recently renovated campus in central Burbank, Calif. consists of three buildings totaling nearly 350,000 square feet and two parking structures.
Cambria Hotel Joins WA Mixed-Use Development
Dubbed the Cambria Hotel Bremerton Island, the 121-key property is scheduled to open in 2019, as part of a new waterfront project on Marina Square.
Maintaining Balance in Portland
As the local economy is shifting from electronics hardware and manufacturing toward software and web services, demand for office space remains strong across the metro, especially in high-profile submarkets such as the CBD and Pearl District.
Massive Inland Empire Industrial Park Leases Up 2nd Phase
Two new tenants have committed to nearly 1.2 million square feet of Class A space at Watson Industrial Park Chino, a 263-acre master-planned center in Chino, Calif.
Metro LA Office Campus Changes Hands for $47M
SteelWave sold The Arbors, in Thousand Oaks, to Felton Properties. In less than five years, the four-building asset has gone from an REO near-foreclosure to a major renovation.
Airbnb’s Life After New Regulations
As the new law requiring hosts to register with the city went into effect in San Francisco, the room-sharing company had no choice but purge more than 4,500 listings. How has this impacted the local short-rental business, compared to other California metros?
Aligned Energy Expands Phoenix Facility
The company will add 60 megawatts with its 200,000-square-foot expansion. The colocation data center is a Tier III facility which already delivers a total of 120 megawatts to tenants.