Commercial Real Estate
Tampa Bay Rays in MOU to Build New Stadium on Hillsborough College Campus
The MOU also includes the creation of new facilities for Hillsborough College, which has 180 days to negotiate and approve a final agreement with the team. Continue Reading Tampa Bay Rays in MOU to Build New Stadium on Hillsborough College Campus
San Francisco Centre, a Once-Mighty 1.5 Million-Square-Foot Mall, to Permanently Close
The property was foreclosed on in November, selling for $134 million. Continue Reading San Francisco Centre, a Once-Mighty 1.5 Million-Square-Foot Mall, to Permanently Close
Amazon Leases 2 Million SF of California Industrial Space
The expanded industrial property footprints contrast the company’s plans to reduce its office footprint. Continue Reading Amazon Leases 2 Million SF of California Industrial Space
Apple Signs 42,000 SF Office Lease in Florida
The high-tech giant has signed a 42,000-square-foot lease in the north tower of the Plaza Coral Gables. Continue Reading Apple Signs 42,000 SF Office Lease in Florida
420 Property Debuts Cannabis MLS
“The introduction of Cannabis MLS underscores our dedication to adding value for our users,” said Ryan George, CEO of 420 Property. Continue Reading 420 Property Debuts Cannabis MLS
A Strong Q1 for the CMBS Market
Trepp noted the first quarter was dominated by single-borrower deals, with five transactions at $1 billion-plus. Continue Reading A Strong Q1 for the CMBS Market
National Multifamily Corp. Expands Into South Carolina
Company President Matt Cawley saw a strong opportunity to pursue new multifamily business in the state. Continue Reading National Multifamily Corp. Expands Into South Carolina
Robert Caliguri Joins Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation as Managing Director
Caliguri joins MMCC from JP Morgan Chase, where he served for 16 years and was most recently executive director and client manager. Continue Reading Robert Caliguri Joins Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation as Managing Director
Person of the Week: Historian Charles Pappas on How the World’s Fair Impacts Development
New Orleans’ 1984 World’s Fair was a financial flop, but Pappas said its “long-term effect was one of profound prosperity.” Continue Reading Person of the Week: Historian Charles Pappas on How the World’s Fair Impacts Development
Boston Mayor Proposes Commercial Property Tax Hike to Plug Budget Shortfall
A recent data analysis determined the city risks losing more than $1 billion in tax revenue over the next five years. Continue Reading Boston Mayor Proposes Commercial Property Tax Hike to Plug Budget Shortfall
MOD Pizza Denies California Restaurant Closings Were Tied to Minimum Wage Hike
The Seattle-headquartered company still has 53 locations across California. Continue Reading MOD Pizza Denies California Restaurant Closings Were Tied to Minimum Wage Hike
San Francisco Proposal Would Require a Six-Month Notice Before Grocery Stores Can Close
A similar proposal was vetoed in 1984 by then-Mayor Diane Feinstein. Continue Reading San Francisco Proposal Would Require a Six-Month Notice Before Grocery Stores Can Close
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