... legislation," Johnson said in a statement to Bisnow. Hines declined to comment. Philadelphia Suburban Development Corp. President Mark ... the site to lender Bank OZK. In April, Hines partnered with life sciences REIT Healthpeak Properties to build ...
... Spectacor previously tried to purchase the parcel PSDC and Hines want to develop, according to the Inquirer. Stadium ... and entertainment venues, said Brandon Segal, managing director of Hines’ Philadelphia office. But Michael Harris, vice president of ...
... property. A CBRE team including Brian Fiumara, Brad Ruppel, Mike Hines and Joe Hill represented New York Life. EQT plans exterior ...
... next year. The Philadelphia Suburban Development Corp. and its partner Hines also have big plans for a lot on the corner ...
... estate investment for a few years, demand is only accelerating, Hines told Bisnow. “Last year we had 15 different groups offering ... and getting twice as much rent as the older buildings," Hines said. "But the smaller buildings are also getting built more ...
... and development organization Charles River Laboratories. Houston-based CRE giant Hines acquired the property for $57M, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports ...
... reports. Alliance, represented by a CBRE team led by Mike Hines and Brad Ruppel, sold the property for more than $20M ...
... Lehigh Valley town of Whitehall, Pennsylvania, for $34.7M. Michael Hines of CBRE represented 1788 Holdings and helped procure the buyer ...
... matched it since,” CBRE Vice Chairman of Institutional Properties Michael Hines said. “If you look at the national net absorption last ... old warehouse right off of I-95 in North Philadelphia,” Hines said. “You could have guys on bicycles delivering packages ...
... , but continued growth, CBRE Capital Markets Vice Chair Michael Hines said at Bisnow's 8th Annual Philadelphia Industrial & Logistics ... South Jersey] — that I’m looking at Philadelphia differently," Hines said. "I do think there will be more opportunity for ...
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