PHOENIX-Phoenix Seminary signs a long-term lease for class A office space to end a search for centralized location for students, faculty and staff. The site will be up and running for the fall semester.
PHOENIX-Phoenix Seminary signs a long-term lease for class A office space to end a search for centralized location for students, faculty and staff. The site will be up and running for the fall semester.
PHOENIX-A metro couple takes over the class C Loma Linda Gardens in a six-buyer race for the value-add promise from a 60% occupancy. Starting out with a 2.09% cap rate, the new owners took over as property manager and started repairs before the deal closed.
HOUSTON-Southwestern Investment Advisors of Inglewood, CO makes another buy in the city, paying $10.5 million for Kirkwood Shopping Center, a 90%-leased asset with Sports Authority and Spec's as the anchors.
HOUSTON-Southwestern Investment Advisors of Inglewood, CO makes another buy in the city, paying $10.5 million for Kirkwood Shopping Center, a 90%-leased asset with Sports Authority and Spec's as the anchors.
MISSOURI CITY, TX-Weaver, Davis & Jacob Realty Group will launch the Crossing at Sienna Ranch with an $8-million first phase of 15,000 sf to 20,000 sf of office condos and 15,000 sf of retail space. Ground breaks in Q4.
MISSOURI CITY, TX-Weaver, Davis & Jacob Realty Group will launch the Crossing at Sienna Ranch with an $8-million first phase of 15,000 sf to 20,000 sf of office condos and 15,000 sf of retail space. Ground breaks in Q4.
PHOENIX-Marking its first acquisition in the Valley, the Block Income Fund I LP gets control of Phoenix Tech Center, a trio of fully leased office buildings. The package contains five tenants with minimal lease exposure.
PHOENIX-Marking its first acquisition in the Valley, the Block Income Fund I LP gets control of Phoenix Tech Center, a trio of fully leased office buildings. The package contains five tenants with minimal lease exposure.
MISSOURI CITY, TX-SVC Bees Creek LLC of San Francisco pursues the Market at Bees Creek in an off-market transaction. The TIC group, funded by six investors, picked up the 22,307-sf, one-year-old center from its developer.