WEYMOUTH, MA-The Virginia developer has filed its environmental notification form with state officials as it presses forward with a 1.1 million-sf retail project of a former naval base.
MIAMI-The real estate services firm is giving four seasoned veterans new responsibilities as the South Florida office continues its ongoing growth with new services, clients and volume.
GLEN BURNIE, MD-Iphotonics becomes newest tenant at Anne Arundel County's largest industrial park project. In all, ten buildings with 520,000 of flex and office space are planned for the complex.
ATLANTA-Richfield Partners LLC is buying a 15-year-old, 234,000-sf former electronics manufacturing plant from NEC Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed price in fast-growing Henry County, south of Atlanta International Airport. A retail/commercial complex is planned on the 95-acre site.
NEW YORK CITY-Those looking for a home in Manhattan will be able to survey a large portion of the market from one source. The rest of the country has been doing it this way for years.