Leasing

Steve Silverberg, Jim Cahill and Alden Stabb are joining JLL's Suburban Maryland team.

From 37-foot clear heights to 185-foot concrete truck courts, square footage isn't the only thing that is growing in industrial development.

Despite some slowed leasing activity this quarter, leasing activity in the San Diego market is record levels following a phenomenal 4Q17.

The campus demonstrates Fulcrum Property's commitment to driving innovation, fostering collaboration and enhancing employee wellness via workspaces for tech, R&D and other urban office tenants.

Around 40 percent of the office space removed from inventory was in the Parsippany submarket.

“There is a lending void in specific segments of commercial real estate, especially those under $5 million in size,” says Ben Easterlin V, senior vice president of commercial lending at Angel Oak, and managing director of the new commercial lending arm.

"Whistle stop" suburbs in particular are great locations for new transit-oriented developments.

Robust demand for rental units and rising construction costs fuel more deconversion efforts.