Industrial Investor Makes First Baltimore Acquisition With 36-Acre Property
Industrial Outdoor Ventures acquired its first property in Baltimore, which is now the firm's most significant asset in terms of building square footage.
Industrial Outdoor Ventures acquired its first property in Baltimore, which is now the firm's most significant asset in terms of building square footage.
Compelling returns are driving a rising number of investors toward the asset class more than two years after the pandemic ravaged retail real estate.
The lease is one of the largest in Silicon Valley so far this year.
Houston's retail market remains healthy in the face of a potentially looming recession with high occupancy, low rates of new construction, and growing concepts.
Hyperscalers like Google, Amazon and Meta are shifting the dynamics of a market previously oriented around enterprise colocation.
In its motion to dismiss a lawsuit over a now-closed D.C. private school, CBRE said the plaintiff falsely claimed it represented both sides of the 600K SF deal.
Life sciences was the darling of CRE during the pandemic, but investors are starting to pull back.
Baker Botts signed the year's largest office lease so far, a 172K SF renewal and extension at 910 Louisiana.
Transwestern President Tom Lawyer said the company's three recent acquisitions were years in the making, but others might be on the way.
The contentious plan would open more than 2,100 acres to data center development, potentially rivaling neighboring Loudoun County.
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