This marks the fifth Cincinnati office market acquisition for 90 North, which is actively looking to buy more local property, specifically investment-grade office properties with Fortune 500 companies or government credit tenants with long-term leases.
One company investing in the reshoring of the manufacturing industry is Chicago-based Brennan Investment Group, which recently closed the acquisition and leaseback of a 90,250 square-foot property on the Nashville industrial market — the corporate…
As the real estate sector begins to reopen, some construction is resuming and businesses are continuing to search for office space. Check out this week's office industry news roundup.
Recent industrial real estate activity confirms that demand remains high. Check out our mid-May round-up of U.S. industrial leases, sales closed, and new deliveries!
Real estate investment firm First National Realty Partners recently announced the purchase of The Coastal Building in Red Bank, NJ. The property will add 29,178 square feet of Class A Jersey Shore office space to…
Cushman-Wakefield completed the $91 million sale of Techwood Business Center in Hanover, Md., on behalf of the seller, RREEF Management LLC. Amazon was the buyer in the deal, adding the Baltimore business park to its…
Atlanta-based Cousins Properties has completed the sale of Hearst Tower. The Uptown Charlotte office property was purchased by locally based Truist Financial Corporation. The building commanded roughly $470 per square foot.
Avison Young’s Tri-State Investment Sales Group recently announced the sale of the brand new building at 286 Lenox Avenue for $10.2 million. According to the certificate of occupancy, the property includes roughly 9,000 square feet…
The U.S. industrial market is poised for significant growth this year, according to a report compiled by commercial real estate blog CommercialCafe. The study looked at scheduled completions of industrial properties of at least 50,000…
California stood out with the most entries among the top 100. Of the 20 states that made the ranking, California had 36 entries, followed by North Carolina with 11, and Washington state with 10 submarkets…
