This Week's Dallas Fort-Worth Deal Sheet
The City of Garland approved a $50M redevelopment plan for the former Raytheon campus. Langford Property Co. will transform it into the Jupiter Miller Business Center, a three-building, mixed-use development with nearly 800K SF of Class-A commercial flex space.
The project site is in the process of receiving extensive asbestos abatement; 627K SF of vertical space has been demolished. Construction is slated to finish in July over a single development phase, but site preparation is still necessary to make…
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FSA Logistix Relocates Corporate Office To Fort Worth
In the latest of a slew of corporate moves taking place in North Texas, FSA Logistix has relocated its corporate management offices to a 44K SF office/warehouse space in North Fort Worth at the NorthPoint Trade Center.
The property had…
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Texas Craft Breweries Multiply By 990%
The number of craft breweries in Texas grew 990% in the past 12 years, up from 20 in 2005 to 218 in 2017, according to new research from CBRE. The rapid growth can be seen in the amount of commercial…
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Workplace Wellness: Comparing The Rating Systems
Health and wellness certifications, which aim to improve quality of life through the built environment, are multiplying, diversifying and gaining traction globally. These standards afford tenants transparency and comparability when it comes to building selection, while allowing properties to command…
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Sleepless Over Seattle: Why Cities Need To Think Hard About Amazon HQ2
In the 1993 movie "Sleepless in Seattle," a Baltimore reporter played by Meg Ryan is happy, but decides to impulsively disrupt her life to chase an unknown entity living out in Seattle. In 2017, U.S. cities are doing the same thing — with Amazon instead of Tom Hanks — in the quest for the e-commerce behemoth's second corporate headquarters.
In the end, their impulses will not deliver an Empire State Building Valentine's Day lip lock with Tom Hanks. Instead, some say this romance promises soaring home prices, a strain on public transit and a catastrophic drain on public coffers if cities do not play corporate Cupid shuffle with firm footing on their civic identity.
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3 Questions Every Commercial Real Estate Investor Should Be Asking
For office investors, 2017 has been an uncertain time. Between the rising prominence of Southern markets, the disruption of co-working and an increasingly hard-to-define business cycle, there are no longer any easy answers. We put three questions to some of commercial real estate's sharpest minds to get a better sense of the market.
We asked Granite Properties CEO Michael Dardick, Cawley Partners CEO Bill Cawley, Quadrant Investment Properties founder Chad Cook and PegasusAblon principal Mike Ablon three questions:
Co-working: Threat, partner or whole different ballgame?
You have $1B and can invest anywhere in the Sun…
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Multifamily Deliveries Slow As Of Q3: Here's What Investors, Operators Need To Know
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