Shaked Acquisitions buys Cobb Place near Kennesaw State University
Shaked Acquisitions buys Cobb Place near Kennesaw State University
Wicker Park Capital Management has sold a suburban Atlanta shopping center for $10 million more than it paid half a decade ago, according to CoStar data.
REIT, partners sell mixed-use tower near the nation’s capital as well as a portfolio in Richmond, Virginia
A real estate investment trust that said it intended to exit the Washington, D.C.-area office market is taking steps to do just that.
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Shore Oaks Shopping Center sold in Daphne
Kleban Properties, a Connecticut-based commercial and residential real estate firm, sold a shopping center near Birmingham, Alabama.
Embattled Toronto real estate investment trust renames itself Ravelin Properties REIT
Slate Office REIT is set to get a new chief executive and name.
WePartner sells Phoenix Park near Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
A New York investment firm is expanding in the Southeast with a deal for an eight-building office park just south of Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Christopher 'CJ' Griffith elevated from senior associate in Central Florida office
Christopher Griffith was promoted to vice president with Lee & Associates Central Florida.
Beauty supply store leases more than 30,000 square feet in Willowbrook
Beauty Empire, a beauty supply store known for its wide selection of beauty and hair-care products, has signed a 20-year lease in Houston.
151-room hotel near University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma trades hands
The Quality Inn in Chickasha, Oklahoma, has been sold for $4.2 million to a private individual.
Proposed 515 Walnut project adds to growing pipeline of residential units being built downtown
Construction is set to begin early next year on the tallest residential building in Des Moines, Iowa, on the site of a former downtown mall.
Stream Realty and Ironwood Realty Partners finish construction on Pflugerville industrial park
Ironwood Realty Partners, one of Dallas-Fort Worth’s top industrial developers, has completed the eighth property in the 130 Crossing industrial park.
LVMH, high-end labels invest in Los Angeles' priciest retail street
Against a global backdrop of declining luxury retail sales, Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles is enjoying a full roster of tenants paying rent prices that are outpacing other high-end sho...
Wise to occupy two floors in Domain Tower 2
Wise, a London, England-based fintech firm, is expected to occupy floors 16 and 17 of Domain Tower 2 beginning in July.
Two tenants sign equal-sized deals in one-month span
Two tenants have signed leases in the last month and will each occupy half of an industrial property in Tampa Bay, Florida.
Woodfield Development partner slowly handing reins of multifamily firm to son
Mike Underwood started as a gopher, and during his decades-long career that has included founding a development company, he has overseen a lot of digging in the dirt.
Five key takeaways for the market
At 17.2%, Denver has one of the highest office vacancy rates among major U.S. markets. Low office utilization has plagued nearly every market in the country, but Denver is more sus...
Several key indicators have shifted positively over the past few months
Despite the omnipresent turmoil that has plagued the national office market for nearly five years, a few key indicators are now displaying signs of cautious optimism in some pocket...
Worker pay increasing faster than in almost every other major US market
Average weekly earnings for private-sector workers grew faster in San Antonio than in all but one of the nation’s forty largest metropolitan areas between October 2023 and October ...
Tech giant's fund helps create 21,000 affordable housing units near corporate hubs
For an example of what Amazon has done with the Housing Equity Fund it launched nearly four years ago, look no further than the tech giant’s backing of an affordable housing projec...
Hospitality sector is juggling wages, inflation and politics
The U.S. hotel industry lost workers during the pandemic, but despite a slow and steady rebound in worker headcount, the outlook for staffing growth is muted.