... -A, 195k SF property was purchased by Franklin Street Properties Corp. Leading the JLL team on ... Ave for an undisclosed sum. The Paper Street Group purchased the condos from Bayview Loan ... of a 194k SF lease at 1515 Franklin Blvd in Libertyville for the US HQ ...
... previously with Marcus & Millichap. SalesShorenstein Properties purchased 800 Bell Street, a 1.2M SF office tower Downtown. ExxonMobil, ... 630k SF at 13050 and 13070 Richmond, owned by Franklin Street Properties. Ryan Bishop and Stewart Lyman will lease the ...
Multifamily property values will continue to increase over the next 12 months, Deme says, but not at the same pace as the last 12. That growth isn't sustainable. On the income side, he expects more rent growth in core markets, but stabilization in ...
... Commercial's Byron McCoy and Lauren Halstedt repping the owner, Franklin Street. Jim's services will be 3pm tomorrow in the Highland ...
... 's Mexican Cantina in Cumberland/Galleria. We met up with Franklin Street's Monetha Cobb and Gaultney Development's Steve Gaultney, and ...
... , we know a guy who has a Fountain of Youth.) Franklin Street's Jake Reid—here with Danny York at lunch with ...
... , we know a guy who has a Fountain of Youth.) Franklin Street's Jake Reid— here with Danny York at lunch last ...
... Equity Office. CMIA will move into 156k SF at 225 Franklin St., space formerly occupied by Fish and Richardson. CMIA ( ... merge its Cambridge and Boston management offices and expand at Franklin Street. It expects a Q1 ?11 move in.*** NetScout Systems has ...
... Hyatt Buckhead. The panel includes Gables Residential CEO Sue Ansel, Franklin Street Management Services' Doug Linneman, Centerline Capital Group's John Beam ...
... Marcus & Millichap's Jason Vitorino and Philip Levy. ***Franklin Street Properties Corp acquired a 214k SF office building within the ... the building is 90% leased. This acquisition brings Franklin Street?s total portfolio of directly owned properties to 35 ...
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