NEW YORK CITY—The $200-million mixed-use project in Staten Island also has nabbed an anchor tenant.

BOSTON—A moving and storage company and a lighting manufacturer have signed leases totaling nearly 220,000 square feet, bringing the industrial building at 625 University Ave. here to near fully leased.

NEW YORK CITY—SL Green Realty Corp. reports it has closed on two refinancing transactions for office properties in Manhattan and Long Island and secured construction financing for work at a small retail property on Seventh Avenue here.

BOSTON—There's not too much real estate brokers and investors can't like about the region's industrial market with each segment—warehouse, flex and manufacturing—enjoying lower vacancies and higher rents.

NEW YORK CITY—Brokers remain bullish on New York City real estate markets but see some troubles on the horizon, according to REBNY's latest broker confidence survey.

BOSTON—Cottonwood Management, LLC tells Globest.com that it plans to bring its massive mixed-use plan at the Seaport District to the Boston Redevelopment Agency next month for final approval.

MELVILLE, NY—Industrial rents on Long Island are expected to rise once again this year caused by the combination of adaptive reuse of industrial product on Long Island to residential use as well as a migration of Brooklyn and Queens firms to Long Island industrial properties.

BOSTON—Cottonwood Management LLC and hotelier Regent Hotels & Resorts have signed an agreement that will have the two firms focus on a major mixed-use development in the Seaport in Boston and a potential development project on Fifth Avenue in New York City.