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The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) has elected its 2013 / 2014 officers at its recent Spring World Conference held in Palm Springs, CA. Mike Hillis, SIOR, CCIM, principal at Cushman & Wakefield | Commerce in Las Vegas has been elected SIOR President. He will be installed in Chicago prior to SIOR's Fall World Conference held in late […]

Port of Seattle Taps Panattoni for 87-Acre Business Park The Port of Seattle has chosen Panattoni Development Co., Inc. to develop the Des Moines Creek Business Park project on 87 acres south of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The Newport Beach, CA-based privately-held real estate development firm was picked from a field of four companies to develop a […]

Minka Lighting, Inc. has signed a 354,810-square-foot, build-to-suit industrial lease for a new location at San Michelle Rd. and Indian Ave. in Moreno Valley, CA. The tenant will be relocating from its current location at nearby 23700 Cactus Ave. Alere Property Group owns the site and is developing the property, its first build-to-suit. Minka will occupy the […]

This week's People of Note includes the following markets: New York City, Northern New Jersey, St. Louis, Portland, and Tampa. GLOBAL Cushman & Wakefield Names Sant’Albano as Interim CEO, Replacing Rufrano By Paul Norman Cushman & Wakefield has named Carlo Barel di Sant’Albano as the interim CEO replacing Glenn Rufrano. Sant’Albano will continu […]

Frontier Technologies purchased the industrial building at 800 W. 16th St. in Long Beach, CA for $2.8 million, or about $91 per square foot. Built in 1955, the distribution building totals 29,753 square feet on almost one acre in the Long Beach SE Industrial submarket of Los Angeles County. The property features four loading docks, six drive-in bays, a 16-fo […]

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Once again, the money is pouring into Downtown Los Angeles. As it does, the face of the community continues to change.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - One’s take on the activity level in Downtown Los Angeles depends on perspective. If you compare the current development scene to 2006, the height of both the real estate boom an

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - For about 18 months, the Downtown Los Angeles development scene has been slowly yet steadily gaining momentum, with a combination of new projects being announced and long-delaye

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - IDS Real Estate Group is courting hotel operators to anchor a mixed-use development on a 6.5-acre site bounded by Eighth, Ninth and Francisco streets and the Harbor (110) Freewa

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Work continues on a $160 million Arts District project, according to officials with Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund Investments, one of the partners in the massive development on the

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Grand Avenue project developer Related Companies is seeking financing for a 19-story apartment tower that would rise on a plot originally intended for phase two of the three-pha

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - In Downtown Los Angeles, what’s old is new again. Literally.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - The city is still negotiating a development agreement with Forest City Residential West for a project on Broadway between College and Spring streets, said Monica Valencia, a spo

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Legacy Real Estate Holdings expects to complete its conversion of the long-abandoned Jeffries Banknote building at Los Angeles and Winston streets into 43 apartments in June, sa

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Construction continues on nonprofit developer Skid Row Housing Trust’s $22.3 million affordable housing project at 458 S. Main St. Designed by Killefer Flammang Architects, and