Stockbridge Pays $118M for Boca Raton Retail

The Whole Foods Market within the Uptown Boca shopping center marks its seventh location in Palm Beach County. Image courtesy of JLL Capital Markets Stockbridge Capital Group has purchased Uptown Boca, a 194,927-square-foot retail center in Boca Raton, Fla., for $118.4 million. A joint venture of Schmier Property Group, Giles Capital Group, Rosemurgy Properties and […]

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Single-Tenant Retail Is Back in Favor

Single-tenant net-lease retail investment continues to stabilize as cap rates compress once more. Chart courtesy of Colliers The single-tenant net-lease retail market has started making inroads with investors. While facing stores closures and uneven performance across subsectors, the market saw an increase in sales during the first half of 2025 when compared to the previous […]

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Mapletree Plans Logistics Facility in Chicago Suburbs

Singapore-based Mapletree Investments has acquired a 29.4-acre site in Joliet, Ill., where it intends to develop a 418,800-square-foot logistics facility. Mapletree Investments is planning to build a 418,800-square-foot logistics facility at 1035 W. Laraway Road in Joliet, Ill. Image courtesy of Mapletree Investments Mapletree indicated that the Class A building will follow LEED standards and […]

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Indianapolis Industrial Pipeline Balloons, Vacancy Shifts

Roche’s Indianapolis manufacturing expansion is set to become operational by 2030. Image courtesy of Roche Indianapolis’ industrial market maintained its positive momentum through June, driven by a sharp increase in construction activity and a growing development pipeline, Yardi Research Data shows. Developers responded to demand with a mix of speculative and build-to-suit projects, pushing the volume […]

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$240M DFW Mixed-Use Development Gets Green Light

The Addison, Texas City Council has approved a development agreement with Quadrant Investment Properties for Addison Junction, a $240 million mixed-use development covering 14 acres. The local government is investing $40 million in the project, which will help develop the area’s infrastructure and two public garages, alongside $200 million from private sources. Wayne Emerson, Addison’s […]

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Cybersecurity Firm Expands Durham Footprint

The office building at 555 S Mangum St. overlooks Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Image courtesy of JLL Autonomous endpoint management firm Tanium has expanded its footprint at Northwood Ravin’s 555 Mangum in Durham, N.C., by 23,000 square feet, bringing its office space at the property to a total of 48,000 square feet. The tenant had […]

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BKM JV Buys Light Industrial Portfolio for $168M

A joint venture of BKM Capital Partners and Kayne Anderson Real Estate, the real estate arm of Kanye Anderson, acquired an 889,352-square-foot, eight-property small-bay light industrial portfolio in metro Phoenix for $167.9 million from an affiliate of Equus Capital Partners Ltd. The portfolio has 364 units in 41 buildings that are nearly 90 percent occupied […]

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Los Angeles MOB Lands $48M Refi

The 15-story building went through renovations in 2000 and 2014. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Boulevard Investment Group has obtained $48 million in refinancing for Good Samaritan Medical Tower, a 144,998-square-foot medical outpatient facility in Los Angeles. Voya Financial provided the loan. Previous financing included a $42.7 million CMBS loan from Wilmington Trust and […]

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Rob Teel Named Yardi’s New CEO  

Rob Teel will serve as the new CEO of Yardi Systems starting in January 2026. The company’s founder & CEO, Anant Yardi, announced the appointment last week during the Yardi Advanced Solutions Conference in San Diego.   Rob Teel has led Yardi’s global solutions business for 15 years. Image courtesy of Yardi Systems Teel, a 22-year […]

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Atlanta-Area Industrial Campus Moves Into 2nd Phase

Phase II is creating an additional 326,040 square feet of industrial space with spec office space in both buildings. Rendering courtesy of Logistics Property Company Chicago-based Logistics Property Co. has broken ground on the second phase of Gainesville 85 Business Center, an industrial park totaling more than 1 million square feet in Gainesville, Ga., an […]

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BCS Breaks Ground on Metro Houston Campus

BCS celebrates the groundbreaking of Grove Business Park, a 46-acre industrial campus in Baytown, Texas. Image courtesy of BCS BCS has broken ground on Grove Business Park, a 46-acre industrial campus in Baytown, Texas, in the southeast region of Greater Houston. The project will total 438,960 square feet of spec industrial space. Grove Business Park […]

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Endurance Secures 1 MSF Lease With 3PL Tenant

An affiliate of Endurance Real Estate Group LLC has executed a full-building lease with a national third-party logistics provider at Chambersburg Logistics Park, in Chambersburg, Pa. The Chambersburg Logistics Park is a newly developed Class A building situated on 93 acres directly off Exit 10 of Interstate 81 in Chambersburg, Pa. Image courtesy of Endurance […]

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Mohr to Develop 1 MSF Build-to-Suit Chicagoland Project

Mohr Capital is also working on a 6 million-square-foot master-planned industrial park in Whiteland, Ind. Cummins Inc. agreed to occupy this 1 million-square-foot property at the campus last year. Image courtesy of Mohr Capital Mohr Capital will develop a 1 million-square-foot build-to-suit project in DeKalb, Ill., with the potential of expanding the future distribution facility […]

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Industrial Absorption to Stay Positive, but for How Long?

As tenants adjust their strategies amid shifting trade policies, industrial absorption is slated to improve as part of a major rebound in 2026. Image courtesy of NAIOP Research Foundation Amid the current slowdown, occupiers are adjusting their operational strategies, resulting in a measured deceleration of industrial absorption at a national level. However, this cautious moderation […]

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Salt Lake City Industrial: Perfect Storm for Value Creation

Todd Torok The best industrial investments happen where market fundamentals meet real opportunity. The Intermountain West, anchored by Salt Lake City, represents exactly this convergence—a region where population growth, strategic location and tenant demand create investment scenarios that actually pencil. But what makes this market particularly compelling right now isn’t just strong fundamentals—it’s the rare […]

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Lincoln Property Buys San Diego Office Campus

The Press building, which opened in 2018, connects to the Tower building for easy navigation between the two properties. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Lincoln Property Co. has acquired a 350,000-square-foot office campus in San Diego, Calif. The purchase includes two buildings along Camino De La Reina in the Mission Valley submarket, known as […]

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Woodside Health JV Buys Houston MOB

The approximately 60,000-square-foot facility came online in 2014. Image courtesy of Woodside Health A joint venture between Woodside Health and Heitman has acquired Sugar Land Physicians Center, an approximately 60,000-square-foot medical outpatient facility in Sugar Land, Texas, a Houston submarket. Money360 previously owned the asset, according to Yardi Research Data. The company acquired the property […]

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Blacktop JV Acquires Houston Industrial Campus

Completed in 1977, Rosslyn Business Park comprises 11 buildings. Image courtesy of Blacktop Industrial Trust A joint venture between Blacktop Industrial Trust and an alternative investment firm has acquired Rosslyn Business Park, a 337,705-square-foot heavy industrial campus in Houston. Clay Development & Construction sold the asset. The firm acquired it in January 2022 from General […]

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Capital Ideas: What AI Can’t Replace in CRE

Therese Fitzgerald The meteoric growth of AI and cloud computing is great news for the commercial real estate industry and the economy overall. Companies will invest roughly $6.7 trillion in capital expenditures on data center infrastructure globally by 2030, according to McKinsey, and $3 trillion or so will go toward real estate and infrastructure. AI […]

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Prologis Sells 284 KSF Central Valley Facility

Built in 1999, the 283,713-square-foot facility has 45 dock loading doors. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Prologis has sold Northeast Industrial Tracy 6, a 283,713-square-foot industrial facility in Tracy, Calif., for $42.4 million, according to Yardi Research Data. LBA Realty acquired the Central Valley asset. Prologis previously acquired the asset in January 2002 from […]

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Domino’s Lands $60M for Ann Arbor Campus

The 939,774-square-foot building is designed in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Domino’s has obtained a $60 million financing package for Domino’s Farms, its 939,774-square-foot campus in Ann Arbor, Mich., according to Yardi Research Data. The company’s global headquarters is located within the campus. Nationwide originated a $35 million […]

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Law Firm Re-Ups for 97 KSF in Downtown Miami

Museum Tower rises 29 stories in Miami’s CBD. Image courtesy of Colliers Stearns Weaver Miller has renewed its 96,762-square-foot lease at Museum Tower in downtown Miami. The law firm is the largest tenant in the 266,697-square-foot building owned by Mana Properties. The roster also includes the General Services Administration and the Federal Public Defender Southern […]

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Connolly Brothers Buys 160 KSF Boston-Area Asset

Connolly Brothers plans to reposition 75 Sam Fonzo Drive, either through renovations or a redevelopment of the property. Image courtesy of Connolly Brothers. Connolly Brothers has acquired a 160,000-square-foot, four-story office building in Beverly, Mass. RiverStone International was the previous owner, according to Yardi Research Data. Called 75 Sam Fonzo Drive, the asset is a […]

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Top 5 NYC Retail Building Sales—July 2025

Source: PropertyShark, a Yardi Systems company Sale Price: $37 million Brookfield Properties sold the commercial unit at 200 Lafayette St. in SoHo to Meadow Partners. The buyer secured a $18.7 million acquisition loan from DBR Investments Co. The ground-floor unit totals 27,970 square feet of retail and office space and is currently anchored by Eataly […]

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CPE Executive Council: How Institutional Investors are Shifting Their Focus

With an uncertain economic climate, institutional investors are changing their focus in commercial real estate. The CPE Executive Council shares the biggest areas of change. Dave Ebeling New Property Types Institutional investors continue to evaluate their commercial real estate strategy with new property types emerging and traditional product types coming back into favor. Single-tenant net lease […]

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Mitigating the Risk of Unknown CAM Expenses

Mike Stewart and Shelby Thomas While “common area maintenance” provisions are typically a key topic during lease negotiations, a renewed focus has developed due to changes in the economic environment, such as cost uncertainty in the market, interest rates, supply chain shortages, increased cost of materials, tariffs and inflation. Each of these factors make it […]

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Top 5 Metros for Industrial Deliveries in H1 2025

The industrial real estate sector continues to evolve, driven by e-commerce, reshoring and supply chain optimization. Year-to-date through June, developers delivered 149.3 million square feet of new industrial space nationwide—down 35 percent from the 228.3 million square feet completed by the same time in 2024, according to Yardi Research Data. The number of projects also fell sharply, from 993 in 2024 to 595 this year, […]

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Top 5 NYC Office Building Sales—July 2025

Source: PropertyShark, a Yardi Systems company Sale Price: $44 million Madd Equities has purchased the 175,316-square-foot historic office property in the borough’s Concourse neighborhood from Bristol Group. Additionally, the buyer landed $31 million in acquisition funds from Libremax Capital. The four-story building dates back to 1937 and was last upgraded in 2019. It includes 58,475 […]

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Dallas Office Pipeline Ranks 2nd Nationwide

Dallas’ office sector continued to hold steady in the first half of 2025. The metro ranked in the top 10 nationally across all metrics, according to Yardi Research Data. However, the Metroplex’s office market followed national trends, with the office supply pipeline continuing to shrink. Together with Boston, Dallas–Fort Worth stood out nationally for having […]

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Hyundai to Invest $26B in US Manufacturing

Hyundai opened this automotive production facility in Montgomery, Ala., 20 years ago. The plant has since had an economic impact of more than $5 billion annually. Image courtesy of Hyundai Motor Group Hyundai Motor Group will invest $26 billion across the U.S. between 2025 and 2028, revising its initial $21 billion commitment announced last March. […]

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Vornado to Pay $218M for Manhattan Tower

Vornado expects to complete the repositioning and redevelopment of the 36-story building in 2027. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Vornado Realty Trust has entered into an agreement to purchase the office component at 623 Fifth Ave. in Manhattan for $218 million. Cohen Brothers Realty currently owns the 36-story, 382,500-square-foot building, according to Yardi Research […]

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Newcastle Breaks Ground on Inland Empire Project

Newcastle Partners has broken ground on a 406,138-square-foot Class A, speculative industrial development in Hesperia, Calif. Voit Real Estate Services and Newcastle Partners have announced the groundbreaking of a 406,138-square-foot industrial development at 9260 Mesa Linda Street, Hesperia, Calif. Image courtesy of Voit Real Estate Services The project’s delivery is expected in the second quarter […]

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Invesco Sells 240 KSF West Houston Asset

The LEED Gold-certified building is close to Interstate 10. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Capital Commercial Investments has acquired Energy Crossing I, a 240,166-square-foot office building in Houston’s Energy Corridor. JLL brokered the deal on behalf of the seller. Invesco Real Estate is the previous owner of the three-story asset, according to Yardi Research […]

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Bay Area Office Campus Trades for $207M

Building A at The Campus at Scott spans 152,294 square feet. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data A joint venture between Ellis Partners and hedge fund Baupost Group has acquired The Campus at Scott, an office and tech complex in Santa Clara, Calif., for $207 million, SiliconValley first reported. The three-building property totals more than […]

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Vintage Power Centers in Texas Offer Fresh Opportunity

Erin Lazarus In the evolving commercial real estate landscape, vintage Texas power centers built between 1980 and 2000 represent an exceptional value proposition that savvy investors are increasingly targeting. These established retail properties offer a rare combination of historically low vacancy rates, below-market rents and significant upside potential when anchor tenant lease options expire. Analysis […]

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Dragos Capital Buys CVS-Leased Retail Portfolio

CVS aims to open 30 new stores this year amid an ongoing restructuring effort, which will also shed 271 locations. Image courtesy of CVS Dragos Capital has acquired an 18-asset triple-net lease retail portfolio occupied by CVS. All properties are under long-term leases with the pharmaceutical company, which has been looking to sell off its […]

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Hudson Pacific JV Lands $285M for Seattle Tower

Completed in 2009, the 36-story building is 1 mile from downtown Seattle. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data A joint venture between Hudson Pacific Properties and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has obtained a $285 million CMBS loan for 1918 Eighth Ave., a 667,724-square-foot Seattle office tower. Wells Fargo Bank originated the five-year note. […]

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Swift Sells Los Angeles-Area Office Building

Completed in the 1980s, the building features ground-floor retail space. Image courtesy of JLL Swift Real Estate Partners has sold a 146,000-square-foot office building at 790 E. Colorado Blvd. in Pasadena, Calif. GD Realty’s Arash Danialifar purchased the asset in an off-market transaction, with the assistance of Barak Investors Group. JLL represented the seller. Swift […]

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Granite, Highwoods Open Dallas Mixed-Use

Granite Properties, in a joint venture with Highwoods Properties, has opened 23Springs, a 641,563-square-foot mixed-use property in Uptown Dallas. It features a 625,215-square-foot office tower and two freestanding restaurant buildings totaling approximately 16,348 square feet, as well as a half-acre park. Construction at 23Springs began in June 2022. Bank OZK provided a $265 million loan […]

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MetroNational Buys Houston Tower – Commercial Property Executive

MetroNational’s purchase of the former Marathon Oil headquarters at 990 Town and Country Blvd. in Houston marked its largest acquisition in a decade. Image courtesy of JLL MetroNational has acquired the former Marathon Oil headquarters in Houston, the buyer announced Wednesday. The 15-story, 442,000-square-foot Class A office tower in the CityCentre district reportedly is MetroNational’s […]

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Playboy Relocates Global HQ to Miami

The Lincoln’s conversion into The Rivani marks the launch of Robert Rivani’s flagship office project, introducing a new standard for amenitized commercial space in Miami Beach.Image courtesy of RIVANI Playboy has signed a 10-year lease at The Rivani, a 161,448-square-foot, Class X office building in Miami Beach, Fla. The company will relocate its global headquarters […]

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Downtown Houston Office Tower Changes Hands

A private investor has acquired 801 Travis, a 21-story, 222,192-square-foot office tower in Houston’s central business district in a deal arranged by JLL Capital Markets. The price paid for the property was not disclosed. 801 Travis in downtown Houston was completed in 1981. Photo courtesy of JLL Capital Markets JLL represented the court-appointed receiver in […]

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Lowe’s Opens 130 KSF Phoenix Store

Lowe’s anchors the South Bridge Marketplace development. Image courtesy of Thompson Thrift Lowe’s Home Improvement has opened a single-story, 130,000-square-foot store at Thompson Thrift’s South Bridge Marketplace, a retail development in Maricopa, Ariz.  South Bridge Marketplace rises on 20 acres at 44400 W. Honeycutt Ave., at the intersection between John Wayne Parkway and Honeycutt Avenue. […]

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Terreno Expands in Seattle With $233M Buy

The Woodinville Corporate Center buildings in the portfolio are spread across roughly 43 acres. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Terreno Realty Corp. has expanded its industrial holdings in the Seattle market with the acquisition of a nine-property portfolio totaling approximately 720,000 square feet in Woodinville, Wash., for $232.6 million. The assets’ previous owner was […]

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Vornado Secures $120M for Manhattan Retail

The tenant roster at 4 Union Square South features one of New York City’s first Whole Foods Market stores. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Vornado Realty Trust has secured a $120 million refinancing loan for 4 Union Square South, a 204,000-square-foot retail property in Manhattan. A private lender provided the 10-year note bearing a […]

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Denver Office Sector Still Sluggish

Redtail Ridge will include about 2.6 million square feet of mixed-use space at full build-out. Image courtesy of Sterling Bay The Denver office market activity remained on a downward trajectory, according to Yardi Research Data. The development pipeline continued to decelerate in the first six months of this year, while vacancy rates climbed steadily since […]

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Call for Submissions: 2025 Top Developers

Calling all commercial and multifamily developers! Don’t miss out on the chance to participate in our 2025 Top Developers survey. The information you provide will be used to determine the industry’s leading developers and to gauge the status of the current development pipeline. Image by Jannoon028/iStockphoto.com The deadline for submission is Thursday, Sep. 18. The resulting list […]

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Younan Refinances Houston Office Building

2 Westlake rises 17 stories in Houston’s Energy Corridor. Image courtesy of Priority Capital Advisory Younan Co. has obtained a $26.6 million bridge loan for 2 Westlake, a 467,609-square-foot Class A office tower in Houston’s Energy Corridor. Priority Capital Advisory provided the financing. The property is at 580 Westlake Park Blvd., part of the 2.8 […]

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Nitze-Stagen JV Lands $435M for Seattle Landmark

Originally completed in 1912 and redeveloped in 1992, this is the largest LEED Gold-certified building in existence. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data A partnership between Nitze-Stagen & Co. Inc. and Daniels Real Estate has obtained a $435 million refinancing loan for Starbucks Center, a 2.1 million-square-foot mixed-use property in Seattle that houses Starbucks’ world […]

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Wayfair Plans 140 KSF Store in Denver

The future store in Denver will be Wayfair’s first in The Mile High City. Image courtesy of Wayfair Inc. Wayfair Inc. has plans for a 140,000-square-foot store in Denver, slated to open in 2026. The company signed a lease with Stockdale Capital Partners at the 1.1 million-square-foot The Shops at Northfield. SRS Real Estate Partners […]

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$33B Data Center Park Eyed in Arizona

Vermaland LLC, an Arizona land developer, has proposed building a $33 billion data center park on 3,300 acres between Phoenix and Tucson. When complete, it would become the largest such development in the U.S. An AI-generated rendering of the planned data center development. Image courtesy of Vermaland LLC The campus would support up to 3 […]

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Cousins Buys Dallas Office Asset for $218M

The Class A, 25-story office building is located in Uptown Dallas. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Cousins Properties has paid $218 million for The Link, a 292,000-square-foot lifestyle office building in Dallas, to Kaizen Development Partners. Newmark brokered the transaction, the largest of its kind in the market this year so far. At the […]

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Alliance Industrial to Develop Houston Campus

Elsewhere in Texas, Alliance is developing Ironhead Commerce Center, a four-building campus totaling more than 900,000 square feet. Image courtesy of Alliance Industrial Co. Alliance Industrial Co., in partnership with Northwestern Mutual, has closed on about 63 acres in Houston and plans to break ground in the near future on TriPort 8, an 881,521-square-foot industrial […]

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Nuveen Raises $785M for C-PACE Fund

Joseph Pursley, Nuveen head of insurance, Americas. Image courtesy of Nuveen Nuveen and affiliate Nuveen Green Capital, which focuses on providing sustainable CRE financing solutions, have raised $785 million in new capital commitments for Nuveen C-PACE Lending Fund III. This is Nuveen’s third C-PACE fund since the firm acquired Greenworks, thus entering the clean energy […]

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Ashkenazy Buys Queens Retail Asset

Completed in 2006, The Shops at Atlas Park totals more than 370,000 square feet. Image courtesy of Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. has purchased The Shops at Atlas Park, a 374,000-square-foot retail property in Queens, N.Y., from Macerich and a partner. The firm plans to renovate and modernize the shopping center. ACORE Capital financed […]

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Agree Realty Pays $76M for 10-Property Retail Portfolio

The 10-property retail portfolio includes five Albertsons grocery stores. Image courtesy of Albertsons Agree Development, an affiliate of Agree Realty Corp., has acquired a 10-property, single-tenant net lease retail portfolio for $75.9 million. The properties are located across five states: Colorado, Illinois, Nevada, Texas and Wisconsin. Kidder Mathews brokered the transaction and represented the undisclosed […]

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NYC’s Fab 4 Draw Investors, Lenders

An active office investment sales market in New York City is helping drive up rents, Shimon Shikury of Ariel Property Advisors at the company’s annual Coffee & Cap Rates breakfast. The New York City investment market is continuing its steady comeback. In the first half of 2025, property sales totaled nearly $13 billion—a 3 percent […]

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CBL Closes $179M Retail Acquisition

CBL also owns Westmoreland Mall in Greensburg, Pa. The company brought in the Cordish Cos. to redevelop an empty department store as Live! Casino Pittsburgh. Image courtesy of CBL Properties CBL Properties has purchased four enclosed regional malls from Washington Prime Group in a $178.9 million transaction. The deal adds approximately 2.2 million square feet […]

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2025 Office Net Lease Sales Volumes and Cap Rates

Source: Northmarq, Real Capital Analytics The single-tenant office sector continued to grapple with significant challenges in first quarter 2025, as investor caution dampened transaction activity. Total sales volume fell to $1.8 billion, marking a 13 percent decline from fourth-quarter 2024 and a dramatic 56.2 percent decrease year-over-year. This ongoing contraction reflects persistent headwinds in tenant […]

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Top 5 NYC Retail Building Sales—June 2025

Source: PropertyShark, a Yardi Systems company Sale Price: $27 million A private entity linked to celebrity jeweler Avi Davidov acquired the 4,620-square-foot retail property in Central Midtown. The buyer is affiliated with Pristine Jewelers, located nearby on 47th St., and it is unclear if it will occupy the newly acquired property. A private investor affiliated […]

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EdgeCore Locks In $235M for Data Center Projects

EdgeCore’s Phoenix data center campus includes three facilities across 40 acres in Mesa, Ariz. Image courtesy of EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure has completed a $235 million asset-backed securitization deal. The move will help refinance construction loans and fund upcoming green data center projects. The ABS package is the first in an expected series […]

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BKM JV Pays $120M for Bay Area Portfolio

The Hesperian Business Park in Hayward, Calif., comprises three buildings totaling 82,562 square feet. Image courtesy of BKM Capital Partners BKM Capital Partners and Kayne Anderson Real Estate have acquired a three-asset industrial portfolio comprising 505,000 square feet across 16 buildings in the San Francisco Bay Area. Link Logistics sold the collection for north of […]

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Hunter Partners JV Lands AI Firm for Bay Area Building

Databricks, a rapidly growing data and artificial intelligence company, is expanding its footprint in the San Francisco Bay Area with the full-building lease of a newly delivered 305,000-square-foot property in Silicon Valley. Databricks, a growing data and artificial intelligence company, is leasing the newly built, seven-story, 305,000-square-foot building at 200 W. Washington Ave. in Sunnyvale, […]

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Chase Properties Ventures Into New Markets

Last year, Chase Properties purchased Waynesboro Town Center in Waynesboro Va., along with another retail property in Ithaca, N.Y. Image courtesy of Chase Properties Chase Properties has entered the Texas and Arkansas retail markets with the acquisition of a four-property portfolio totaling 514,983 square feet. Dubbed the Southwest Portfolio, the collection includes: Southloop Crossing in […]

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Agus JV Snaps Up New Jersey Retail Center

Golden Acres Shopping Center is located at the intersection of Park Avenue and Oak Tree Avenue. Image courtesy of JLL A joint venture between Agus Holdings and Trecco has purchased Golden Acres Shopping Center, a 219,848-square-foot retail center in South Plainfield, N.J. The companies paid $40 million for the asset in a deal brokered by […]

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Banyan Street Capital Lands $42M Acquisition Loan

Peachtree Group has originated a $42 million first mortgage loan to finance Banyan Street Capital’s acquisition and repositioning of the Atlanta Financial Center, a 914,774-square-foot, three-building Class A office campus in Atlanta’s Buckhead submarket. Atlanta Financial Center, a three-building Class A office campus in Atlanta’s Buckhead submarket. Image courtesy of Peachtree Group The 13.05-acre property […]

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Dermody Launches Industrial Campus Near Seattle

LogistiCenter at Frederickson’s Building A will have a 40-foot clear height, 84 dock-high doors and four drive-in doors. Image courtesy of Dermody Dermody is developing LogistiCenter at Frederickson, an industrial campus that will comprise two buildings totaling 535,148 square feet and a trailer lot with more than 3 acres in Tacoma, Wash. Both buildings have […]

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Alterra Acquires IOS Portfolio for $67M

Alterra IOS, a leading player in the industrial outdoor storage sector, has acquired a 12-property Class A portfolio totaling 43.3 usable acres and more than 165,000 square feet of warehouse space for $67 million in an all-cash deal from an unidentified institutional private group. IOS site at 4800 Straus Drive in Sacramento, Calif., one of […]

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Bridge Logistics Buys Inland Empire Portfolio for $84M

Bridge Logistics Properties has acquired a three-building industrial portfolio in Fontana, Calif., in the Inland Empire, for $83.5 million. Property records indicate that Hillwood sold the recently developed buildings, which total 332,793 square feet. Distribution facility at 14019 Rose Ave. in Fontana, Calif. Image courtesy of Bridge Logistics The portfolio consists of three distribution facilities: […]

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CBL Sells Mississippi Retail Center for $83M

CBL Properties has sold The Promenade, a 621,000-square-foot open-air retail center in D’Iberville, Miss. The asset changed hands for $83.1 million in an all-cash transaction, at an 8.5 percent cap rate. CBL also owns Westmoreland Mall in Greensburg, Pa. The company brought in the Cordish Cos. to redevelop an empty department store as Live! Casino […]

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Convene to Open 16th Manhattan Location

The 32,000-square-foot meeting and event center at 555 Broadway is scheduled to open in 2026. Image courtesy of Convene Convene will open a 32,000-square-foot meeting and events venue at Scholastic Corp.’s 555 Broadway in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood. The future location marks Convene’s 16th space in the borough, slated to begin welcoming customers in the spring […]

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Construction Industry Faces Uncertainty, Challenges

The construction industry is facing uncertainty for the remainder of this year and throughout 2026 due to policy changes, particularly on the tariff and immigration fronts, which are impacting everything from material costs to labor availability for commercial real estate stakeholders. JLL’s mid-year update analyzes construction spending, material costs and construction labor force changes and […]

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Philadelphia Office Sector Still Sluggish

Philadelphia’s office sector remained sluggish in the first five months of the year, according to Yardi Research Data. The metro’s investment volume year-to-date as of May reached $154 million, with assets trading for $100 per square foot on average. That price was almost half the national average. The market’s development pipeline remained muted, with 1.2 […]

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SL Green Debt Fund Surpasses $1B Milestone

One Vanderbilt, SL Green’s headquarters in Manhattan. Image by Max Touhey, courtesy of SL Green SL Green Realty Corp. has surpassed the initial target of $1 billion for its SLG Opportunistic Debt Fund, having received more than $500 million in new commitments this week alone. The vehicle is backed by a consortium of global institutional investors, […]

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Net Lease Market Shows Stability

National asking cap rates for net lease assets. Table courtesy of The Boulder Group The U.S. net lease market is showing signs of stability after three years when cap rates were on an upward trajectory, according to the latest Boulder Group report, covering the second quarter of 2025.  Quarter-over-quarter, overall asking cap rates were up […]

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Chicago Pacific Founders Buys 192 KSF Medical Asset

The 12-story Maryland Trade Center III underwent a complete renovation in 2012. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Chicago Pacific Founders Healthcare Real Estate has acquired Maryland Trade Center III, a 192,000-square-foot medical office building in Greenbelt, Md., a Washington, D.C., submarket. The buyer paid $27.5 million for the asset, also using acquisition financing from […]

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Sustainability Street: The Truth About Mass Timber

Welcome back to Sustainability Street, our podcast on the intersection of commercial real estate and the world we live in.  For this episode, I’m talking about mass timber construction with Varun Kohli, director of sustainability for Corgan, a global architecture and design firm with 19 offices. In a recent study, sustainability and research teams at […]

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Bow River Capital Secures $70M Refi

Encompassing seven warehouses, Park84 debuted last year. Image courtesy of JLL Bow River Capital has secured a $70.3 million refinancing note for Park84, a 605,570-square-foot industrial park comprising seven buildings in Nampa, Idaho. JLL Capital Markets arranged the debt placement. The loan retires a $65.9 million construction note issued by BMO Bank in 2022, according […]

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‘The Commute Has to Feel Worth It’

Rene van Camp In a market flooded with options—and a workforce that no longer automatically shows up—owners and landlords are under pressure to deliver more than square footage. They have to deliver an experience. Hybrid work is here to stay. And with that shift, tenants are asking new questions: Does this space help us attract […]

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Brookfield’s Net Lease Platform Commands $2.2B

This 55,884-square-foot R&D property in Webster, Texas, is one of the properties within the 12 million-square-foot portfolio. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Starwood Property Trust has agreed to purchase Brookfield Asset Management’s Fundamental Income Properties for $2.2 billion. The net lease platform comprises 467 assets totaling 12 million square feet across 44 states. Starwood […]

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Vantage Launches $3B Nevada Campus

Vantage Data Centers is planning to develop a 224 MW data center campus in Storey County, Nev., just outside Reno. The first data center building on the 137-acre campus, called NV1, is slated to go online in the second quarter of 2026. NV1, Vantage Data Centers’ 137-acre campus near Reno, Nev., designed for AI deployments. Image […]

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Woodside Health Continues Buying Spree

The four-story medical outpatient facility is 4 miles from the Texas A&M University campus. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Woodside Health has acquired The Physicians Centre, a 126,059-square-foot medical outpatient facility in Bryan, Texas. A private investor previously owned the asset, according to Yardi Research Data. At the time of sale, the property was […]

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Charlotte Office Tower Trades for $72M

Dentsply Sirona, Columbus McKinnon and SERC Reliability Corp. fully occupy the nine-story Ballantyne Tower. Image courtesy of JLL. Estein USA and Vanderbilt Office Properties have acquired Ballantyne Tower, a Class A office building in Charlotte, N.C. SPX FLOW Inc. sold the 260,958-square-foot property for $71.5 million. JLL Capital Markets arranged the transaction. JLL also marketed […]

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MedProperties Buys Chicago MOB – Commercial Property Executive

Millennium Medical Center rises two stories some 20 miles from downtown Chicago. Image courtesy of MedProperties Realty Advisors MedProperties Realty Advisors has acquired Millennium Medical Center, a 41,540-square-foot medical outpatient facility in Chicago Ridge, Ill. Old National Bank provided debt for the transaction. Affiliated Oncologists previously owned the asset, according to Yardi Research Data. The […]

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Turnbridge Lands Tenant at New Jersey Property

Turnbridge Equities has signed a long-term industrial lease with TWTH Express for 255,069 square feet at 169 Pulaski St. in Bayonne, N.J. This will be the tenant’s newest warehouse and distribution facility. Russell Verducci of NAI Global represented the owner, while Chris Okada of Okada & Co. and Emanuel Westfried of Two Bins Capital negotiated […]

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Crow Holdings Lands Full-Building Lease in New Jersey

BroadRange Logistics’ long-term commitment at 500 Salt Meadow Road brings the Crow Holdings at Carteret industrial campus to full occupancy. Image courtesy of Crow Holdings National flexible warehousing and third-party logistics provider BroadRange Logistics has signed a full-building, 480,000-square-foot lease at Crow Holdings at Carteret, in Carteret, N.J. The tenant’s long-term commitment at 500 Salt […]

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Los Angeles Office Sales Maintain Strong Momentum

The creative office building known as The Entrada came online in 2021 and changed ownership earlier this year. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Los Angeles carried forward the solid pace it established last year, according to the latest Yardi Research Data. Year-to-date through May, office pricing placed the City of Angels in second place […]

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DFW Mixed-Use Project Lands $425M Construction Loan

Fields West, a 55-acre mixed-use project that will be located in the heart of a 2,500-acre master-planned community north of Dallas, is moving forward in Frisco, Texas, with $425 million in construction financing. Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Prosperity Bank provided the loan for the shopping and dining district of the future urban village. […]

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Amazon Expands Miami Office Footprint

The 266,000-square-foot office building is set to come online in the following months. Image courtesy of Shoootin Amazon will expand its office footprint to 75,000 square feet at Wynwood Plaza, a 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development within Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. A venture between L&L Holding Co. and Oak Row Equities owns the campus. In January, […]

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Trammell Crow, Beacon Deliver Chicago Life Science Building

The 13-story building is within Chicago’s South Side neighborhood, less than 8 miles from the city’s downtown. Image courtesy of Beacon Capital Partners A joint venture between Trammell Crow Co. and Beacon Capital Partners has delivered Hyde Park Labs, a 302,388-square-foot life science building in Chicago. The partnership also opened Southside STEM Station—its STEM engagement […]

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Novva Brings Online 60MW Nevada Data Center

Novva’s latest data center is in Sparks, Nev., within Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center. Image courtesy of Novva Data Centers Novva Data Centers has completed its 60-megawatt data center in Storey County, Nev. The campus, dubbed as Novva Tahoe Reno, is the company’s fourth facility nationwide. Novva announced the project in 2023, with costs at the time […]

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Woodside Health Buys 2 Orlando MOBs

The two-story Parkway Medical Office Plaza came online in 2007. Image courtesy of Woodside Health Woodside Health has acquired Town Loop Medical Center and Parkway Medical Office Plaza, two medical outpatient facilities in Greater Orlando, Fla. The properties, totaling almost 50,000 square feet, were fully leased at the time of sale. A private investor previously […]

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CBL Lands $78M for North Carolina Mall

Westmoreland Mall is another retail property in CBL’s portfolio, situated in Greensburg, Pa. Image courtesy of CBL Properties Tennessee-based CBL Properties has obtained a $78 million non-recourse loan for Cross Creek Mall, a 790,582-square-foot retail property in Fayetteville, N.C. Mesirow Financial issued the note, Commercial Real Estate Direct reported. The five-year, fixed-rate CMBS loan retires […]

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IDI Logistics Breaks Ground on Charlotte Distribution Center

IDI Logistics designed its new facility to achieve LEED certification and will target assembly, manufacturing and distribution users. Image courtesy of IDI Logistics IDI Logistics has started construction on Nevada Logistics Center, a 164,358-square-foot industrial project in Charlotte, N.C. The Class A facility is scheduled to come online in 2026’s second quarter. The developer appointed […]

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CPE Executive Council: Tenant Expectation Trends

It’s not just what your tenants want, it’s what they expect. Are you keeping up with their requirements? The CPE Executive Council shares some of the new trends to keep an eye on. Jason Wurtz Building Confidence High construction costs remain a major factor in today’s market. At NAI Hiffman, we’re seeing tenants prioritize second-generation office spaces […]

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Granite Pays $36M for Fort Lauderdale Industrial Campus

Exclusive Trim and Marc Refrigeration occupy the entire two-building campus. Image courtesy of JLL Granite REIT has purchased a 124,500-square-foot industrial campus in Coral Springs, Fla. The asset traded for $36.4 million, according to Broward County public records. A joint venture of Barings Real Estate and Arkadia Property Group was the seller. JLL Senior Managing […]

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Why CRE’s Transaction Volume Is So Low

Shlomi Ronen In previous cycles, commercial real estate transaction volume typically declined due to liquidity constraints or economic recessions. However, that’s not the case today—liquidity remains ample, and the economy is relatively stable. So what’s causing the current slowdown in CRE transactions? I believe there are three primary factors: Unrealistic owner expectations. Many CRE owners […]

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2025 Is Half Over. Are You Thriving Yet?

Robert Slatt Despite continued headwinds, commercial mortgage debt liquidity remains abundant and accessible. Deal flow is up. Transactions are closing. We seem to finally have some positive signs on rate relief with stability after early rate volatility in the first half. This and a seemingly ever-resilient economy bode well for a more active second half. […]

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FBI HQ to Remain in Downtown DC

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s headquarters will remain in Washington, D.C. The agency will be moving a few blocks away on Pennsylvania Avenue to the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. The decision comes after decades of discussions and plans to relocate the FBI from the aging 1.7 million-square-foot J. Edgar Hoover Building at […]

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EQT Buys Central Valley Portfolio for $264M

The portfolio’s four buildings came online in multiple stages and are part of CenterPoint Intermodal Center, a 190-acre park. Images courtesy of Yardi research data EQT Real Estate, through its Industrial Value Fund VI, has acquired a 2 million-square-foot industrial portfolio in Manteca, Calif., from CenterPoint Properties. The collection traded for $264 million, according to […]

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Blackstone’s 6 MSF Industrial Portfolio Deal Closes

Crow Holdings has completed the recapitalization of a 6 million-square-foot industrial portfolio with Core+ funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate. Newmark represented Crow Holdings in the deal. Crow Holdings has completed the recapitalization of a 6 million-square-foot industrial portfolio with Core+ funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate. Image courtesy of Newmark Under the terms of […]

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Capital Ideas: Lights Dim on Energy Incentives

Therese Fitzgerald The Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill (HR 1) contains a number of provisions that speak to CRE’s interests. Provisions on bonus depreciation, Opportunity Zones, low-income housing tax credits and other programs extend many advantages contained in the Tax and Jobs Act of 2017 and, in some cases, expand or makes […]

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Inside the 1st Mass Timber Broadcast Facility in the US

For the Cincinnati Public Radio project, local architect Emersion DESIGN used glass windows both inside and out to maximize natural light. Image courtesy of Skanska Cincinnati’s Walnut Hills neighborhood is now home to a development unlike any other in the country: a fully mass timber broadcast facility. Built by Skanska with cross-laminated timber components assembled […]

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2025 Industrial Net Lease Sales Voumes and Cap Rates

Source: Northmarq, Real Capital Analytics The single-tenant industrial sector experienced mixed dynamics in early 2025. While the market’s resilience amid broader market pressures is illustrated in first-quarter results, it’s clear that the industrial market is not immune. Total sales volume reached $4.6 billion, reflecting a slightly stronger start to the year compared to 2024. However, […]

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FalconEye Buys Metro Phoenix Mixed-Use Property

Scottsdale Quarter attracts more than 4.5 million visitors annually. Image by Vestar, courtesy of FalconEye Ventures FalconEye Ventures has acquired Scottsdale Quarter, a 755,000-square-foot mixed-use property blending Class A office, luxury retail and residential components in Scottsdale, Ariz. Washington Prime Group was the previous owner, according to Yardi research data. Debt totaling $165 million previously […]

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Hollywood Walk of Fame Retail Sells for $69M

The 64,000-square-foot Petersen Building opened in 1983. Image courtesy of Yardi research data Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen and brother Tyler Mateen have acquired The Hollywood Collection, a 180,000-square-foot retail portfolio on Los Angeles’ Hollywood Walk of Fame, for $69 million. The transaction included the 118,00-square-foot Hollywood Galaxy building at 7021 Hollywood Blvd. and the 64,000-square-foot […]

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VanTrust to Break Ground on Columbus Warehouse

VanTrust expects to deliver this project by the second quarter of 2026. Rendering courtesy of VanTrust VanTrust will kick off construction on a speculative 302,400-square-foot industrial project in New Albany, Ohio, its seventh such development in the market. Completion is slated for 2026’s second quarter. Elford Construction will serve as general contractor for the RED […]

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Congress to Drop Provision 899 From Budget Bill

Following successful negotiations with the other G7 nations, Treasury Scott Bessent requested the provision be eliminated. Screenshot from CSpan The One Big Beautiful Bill budget proposal is now missing a provision that would have been pretty undesirable for commercial real estate. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on X on Thursday that he has asked Republican […]

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$17B Data Center Campus Coming to Virginia

EdgeCore’s Louisa County data center will be its third in Virginia. Image courtesy of EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure will invest $17 billion into a 3.9 million-square-foot data center campus in Louisa County, Va. The company acquired 697 acres for the project designed to provide 1.1 gigawatts of capacity at full build-out. Rappahannock Electric […]

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Let’s Talk About Retail Trends

At the National Association of Real Estate Editors conference in New Orleans, I had the opportunity to sit down with Kevin Kessinger, president & COO of Trademark Property Co., to discuss what’s happening in the retail real estate space. Among the trends we discussed is how experiential and seasoned retailers are “converging” to create a […]

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Vantage Secures $750M Refi for Phoenix Data Centers

Rendering of the first facility to come online in Vantage Data Centers’ Phoenix campus, completed in 2021. Image courtesy of Vantage Data Centers Vantage Data Centers has secured a $735 million refinancing package for three data centers in Goodyear, Ariz., Bisnow first reported. Wells Fargo, Citibank and Goldman Sachs originated the fixed-rate note, expected to […]

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Macerich Pays $290M for Market-Dominant Raleigh Mall

Queens Center is another enclosed mall owned by Macerich. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge Macerich has entered the Southeast market with the $290 million purchase of Crabtree Valley Mall, a Class A retail property of approximately 1.3 million square feet in Raleigh, N.C. The California-based REIT plans to invest about $60 million in new redevelopment and […]

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Wellness Brand Signs Manhattan Retail Lease

Life Time Inc.’s retail space at 10 Bryant will include fitness features as well as coworking spaces. Image courtesy of JLL Life Time Inc. has signed a 20-year, 52,000-square-foot retail lease at Property & Building Corp.’s 10 Bryant in Manhattan. The wellness brand will occupy four floors at the 865,000-square-foot office property starting early 2027. […]

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New Growth on the Horizon

The U.S. business sector came into 2025 looking forward to a resurgence of merger-and-acquisition activity, based on their collective expectations about inflation, interest rates and the new presidential administration, according to highlights from a new report from PwC. Tim Bodner, U.S. Real Estate Leader, PwC. Image courtesy of PwC Contrary to those expectations, the administration […]

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JBG Smith Picks Up DC-Area Campus at Steep Discount

In a deal that intersects with two current trends in the office sector—the active market in distressed properties and conversions to residential—JBG Smith has acquired Tysons Dulles Plaza, a three-building, approximately 500,000-square-foot office campus in Tysons, Va. JBG Smith has acquired Tysons Dulles Plaza, a three-building, office campus in Tysons, Va. Image courtesy of CBRE […]

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How CREW Foundation Is Making an Impact

Bourdeau talks to Calugar about the history and mission of CREW Network Foundation. Image by monkeybusinessimages/iStockphoto.com Gayle Bourdeau first learned about CREW Network in 1998 while she was a summer associate in the business department of a title insurance company. She joined CREW Boston in 2003 and since then has held multiple positions within the […]

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Shorenstein Sells Seattle-Area Office Assets

Blackstone purchased a controlling interest in Block 5 (pictured above) and Block 6. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge Shorenstein Investment Advisers has closed two transactions at The Spring District, a mixed-use property in Bellevue, Wash., developed in partnership with Wright Runstad & Co. The first transaction witnessed Shorenstein’s controlling interest transfer in Blocks 5 and 6, […]

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Dermody Launches 10 MSF Logistics Campus

Dermody is launching development of Port Wentworth Commerce Center, a 1,065-acre, 10 million-square-foot master-planned logistics project located 6.5 miles from the Port of Savannah in Georgia. Port Wentworth Commerce Center near the Port of Savannah in Georgia, the Southeast’s largest planned logistics development. Image courtesy of Dermody It is expected to be the largest near-port […]

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FrontRange, O’Connor Form $150M JV

FrontRange Capital has launched a $150 million programmatic joint venture with O’Connor Capital Partners to develop triple net leased retail properties. The equity for the venture comes from a FrontRange-managed fund backed exclusively by one of the country’s largest university endowments. O’Connor has obtained $47.1 million in financing for The Crosslands, a retail center in Kissimmee, […]

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Tech, Brokers & Scalability: The Future of Coworking

Will Sandford discusses the intersection of technology, brokers and operational efficiency in the flexible office space. Image courtesy of Yardi Although coworking and flex office space continue to see increased demand from both tenants and landlords, they haven’t yet achieved the scale and consistency of more mature asset classes. As traditional landlords increasingly embrace inclusion […]

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Stream Breaks Ground on LA Industrial Complex

The 101 Logistics Center buildings will feature from 32- to 40-foot clear heights. Image courtesy of Stream Realty Partners Stream Realty Partners has broken ground on 101 Logistics Center, a 738,000-square-foot, four-building industrial complex in Oxnard, Calif. The facilities will rise on 41 acres at 2921 Sakioka Drive, 2721 Sakioka Drive, 1711 Synergy Circle and […]

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Stream Realty Breaks Ground on LA Industrial Complex

The 101 Logistics Center buildings will feature from 32- to 40-foot clear heights. Image courtesy of Stream Realty Partners Stream Realty Partners has broken ground on 101 Logistics Center, a 738,000-square-foot, four-building industrial complex in Oxnard, Calif. The facilities will rise on 41 acres at 2921 Sakioka Drive, 2721 Sakioka Drive, 1711 Synergy Circle and […]

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Fed Waits on Interest Rate Cuts

The Federal Reserve has again declined to adjust the benchmark federal funds rate, the central bank announced on Wednesday. The range of the rate will remain at 4.25 percent to 4.5 percent, where it has been since December, the central bank announced on Wednesday following the meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee. Federal Reserve […]

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ILPT Secures $1.2B for Industrial Portfolio

The facility at 9860 W. Buckeye Road in Tolleson, Ariz., is one of ILPT’s properties that benefit from the current refinancing. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge Industrial Logistics Properties Trust has landed $1.2 billion in refinancing for a 101-property industrial portfolio located in mainland U.S. and Hawaii. Bank of America, Citibank, Bank of Montreal, Morgan Stanley […]

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DC Still an Investment Powerhouse

The 10-story Edison Place office building is LEED Gold-certified. Image courtesy of Pepco Holdings The Washington, D.C.’s office sector continued to show mixed fundamentals, according to the latest CommercialEdge data. The metro’s investment activity recorded a 8.5 percent year-over-year increase as of April, placing the nation’s capital in the second spot in the U.S. for […]

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Capital Development Partners Lands $77M for Georgia Project

Plastic Express fully leased this 982,800-square-foot facility at the Central Port Logistics Center in 2023. Image courtesy of Capital Development Partners Capital Development Partners has secured a $77.3 million construction loan for the development of three speculative industrial facilities spanning 1.2 million square feet at the Central Port Logistics Center in Savannah, Ga. Marcus & […]

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Manhattan Office Market Shows a Promising Start

Mutual of America Building is a Class A+ high-rise at 320 Park Ave., within the borough’s Plaza District. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge The nation’s biggest office metro regained its footing in early 2025, reclaiming top spots across several key metrics, CommercialEdge data shows. Manhattan once again posted the highest office sales prices and asking rents […]

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Galvanize Real Estate Buys Maryland Industrial Portfolio

Galvanize Real Estate picked up the five-property Baltimore-Washington Industrial Portfolio totaling 680,000 square feet. Image courtesy of Galvanize Real Estate Galvanize Real Estate has acquired a five-property industrial portfolio totaling more than 680,000 square feet across Maryland, between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. The properties, acquired in a single transaction, are located along the Interstate 95 […]

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Riverside Properties Acquires Boston-Area Asset

Riverside Properties purchased 160 Gould St. in Needham, Mass., from James Campbell Co. Image courtesy of CommdercialEdge. Riverside Properties has acquired the Needham Corporate Center at 160 Gould St. in Needham, Mass. Newmark represented the seller, James Campbell Co., in the transaction. Newmark’s Co-Head of U.S. Capital Markets Robert Griffin, along with Boston Capital Markets Executive […]

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LBA Expands Footprint With $36M Chicago-Area Buy

Niles Industrial Center debuted in 2004 and changed ownership for the first time one year later. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge LBA Logistics has purchased Principal Real Estate Investors’ 413,112-square-foot Niles Industrial Center in metro Chicago for $55.5 million, according to CommercialEdge information. The asset previously traded for $21.4 million two decades ago. The building came […]

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Related Beal Tops Out Boston Life Science Project

Related Beal has topped out Leiden Center II at Innovation Square, a 345,000-square-foot life science development in Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park in Boston. The property will be fully occupied by Vertex Pharmaceuticals upon completion in early 2027. Jeffrey Leiden Center for Cell and Genetic Therapies. Image courtesy of Vertex Pharmaceuticals Once Vertex occupies the […]

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Dermody Buys 1.1 MSF Industrial Asset in Central Valley

An exterior glazing and aluminum composite canopy is installed at the building’s corners. Image courtesy of Dermody Dermody has acquired the 1.1 million-square-foot Building 1 at the Tripoint Logistics Center, a 300-acre master-planned industrial park in Lathrop, Calif. BGO previously owned the asset, CommercialEdge shows. CBRE represented the buyer. Crow Holdings developed the campus in […]

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Sustainability Street: Living With Local Law 97

Five years after the passage of Local Law 97, impacted property owners are facing their first reporting deadline under the groundbreaking carbon emissions reduction legislation. But it’s the deadlines to come that will really challenge owners and the city at large. By 2050, all buildings are expected to get to zero. Welcome back to Sustainability […]

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Lendlease Debuts 350 KSF Boston Life Science Project

Lendlease has completed FORUM, a nine-story, 350,000-square-foot life sciences building in Boston’s Allston-Brighton neighborhood. Lendlease’s new FORUM life science building opened in June 2025. Image by David Joshua Ford, courtesy of Lendlease. Designed by SGA and constructed by Consigli, FORUM reportedly is the first purpose-built life sciences facility in Boston Landing, a mixed-use neighborhood that […]

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Philadelphia Industrial Market Surges Ahead Despite Slower Starts

Aerial view of the transformation of the former refinery into The Bellwether District. Hilco Redevelopment Partners secured a $500 million loan provided by PCCP LLC for the redevelopment of the 15 million-square-foot mixed-use industrial park in South Philadelphia. Image courtesy of Hilco Redevelopment Partners Philadelphia’s industrial pipeline remained active in April, with nearly 6.2 million square feet […]

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Blackstone Provides $231M for IOS Portfolio

The portfolio spans 293 acres throughout 19 markets in 13 states. Image courtesy of JLL Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies issued $231 million in financing for a 43-property industrial outdoor storage portfolio encompassing 293 acres throughout 13 states. JIOS, a subsidiary of Jadian Capital, secured the note with JLL representation. The collection is spread across […]

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Foxconn Buys 1 MSF Industrial Campus for $142M

Taiwan-based Foxconn Corp., a global electronics maker and longtime manufacturing partner to Apple and Nvidia, has acquired the four-building, 1 million-square-foot, Class A Fairbanks Logistics Park in northwest Houston from Dalfen Industrial for $142 million. Foxconn reportedly plans to invest $450 million at the 86.3-acre industrial park to build an AI server manufacturing facility. Aerial […]

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RJK Picks Up Boston Office Building

The 1989-built property includes 32,397-square-foot floor plates and 511 parking spots. Image courtesy of Newmark R.J. Kelly Co. has purchased 101 Station Landing, a 160,482-square-foot office property in Medford, Mass., for $11.8 million. The property traded from James Campbell Co., with the buyer securing acquisition financing from Cambridge Savings Bank. The sale price marks a […]

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NorthPoint Pays $25M for Connecticut Facility

Baker Hollow Logistics Center includes 32-foot clear heights and ample trailer and vehicle parking space. Image courtesy of JLL NorthPoint Development has bought Baker Hollow Logistics Center, a 165,625-square-foot industrial facility in Windsor, Conn., for $25.3 million. A joint venture of Condyne Capital Partners and an account managed by UBS Realty Investors sold the property. […]

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