Leasing

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

A Dallas-based firm has just paid $64M for two of St. Louis' newest distribution buildings.

“You can still redevelop a building in DC and be successful -- it is just you have to have the right strategy.”

Corbion signs a lease within Genesis South Tower bringing it to full capacity, and the first phase of Oyster Point's development is underway, which will include an improved Bay Trail and additional public open space.

Supply and demand are still heavily weighted in the landlord's favor and there's very little speculative construction in the pipeline, so this is likely just a temporary stall, C&W's Travis Ives tells GlobeSt.com.

“The location is considered to be the 'best of the best,' just two blocks from the PATH Station at the Hoboken Terminal,” says Brian Whitmer, Cushman & Wakefield executive director.

Traditional office uses are facing a challenge deciding how to adopt office space to attract young professionals—and how much money to invest.

Although the sector is healthy, investor interest also comes from the problems they now see in other sectors like office and retail.