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October 11, 2018

Coworking Provider Industrious Enters Unique Management Partnership with Rubenstein at Carlyle Tower

Coworking space provider Industrious, in one of the first agreements of its kind, has launched a new partnership with Philadelphia-based fund manager Rubenstein Partners to bring its hospitality-driven flexible workspace to Rubenstein’s Carlyle Tower p…

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October 11, 2018

Coworking Provider Industrious to Open New Location in Rubenstein’s Carlyle Tower in 2019

Coworking space provider Industrious, in one of the first agreements of its kind, has launched a new partnership with Philadelphia-based fund manager Rubenstein Partners to bring its hospitality-driven flexible workspace to Rubenstein’s Carlyle Tower p…

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October 11, 2018

Ownership Secures $61 Million Financing for Recapitalization of The Shops at Dakota Crossing

The ownership group behind a trophy retail center in northeast Washington, D.C., has secured $61 million in financing to recapitalize the property. Dallas’ Trammell Crow Co., in an ownership venture with Washington firms CSG Urban Partners and Fort …

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October 10, 2018

Want to Do a Transit Project? Don’t Forget the Patience

Hub on Causeway, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development at 100 Causeway in Boston, at the site of the now-demolished Boston Gardens sports arena. Here’s the good news for developers dreaming of building a massive project with apartments, offices,…

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October 9, 2018

Traditionally Affordable Suburban Maryland Community Faces Uncertain Future from Nearly 2,000 New Multifamily Units

The Edition apartment building in Hyattsville, Maryland.Credit: Fore Property Co. The Hyattsville apartment market has long benefited from the spillover demand from the University of Maryland and a renter-by-necessity population. But that is beginni…

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October 9, 2018

Looming Construction Pipeline Could Disrupt Fundamentals for This Washington DC Suburb

Rendering of the 520-unit 200 Stovall apartment building in Alexandria, Virginia.Credit: Perseus Realty Key performance metrics were green across the board in Washington, D.C.’s Alexandria/Interstate 395 apartment market at the start of the fourth q…

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October 9, 2018

Fannie Mae’s Leader is a Brokerage Veteran

Hugh Frater, interim CEO of Fannie Mae. Government-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae tapped a veteran real estate investor and brokerage executive to lead the government-sponsored enterprise — at least for now. Fannie said Hugh Frater, former CEO o…

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October 8, 2018

CIM Commercial Puts $1.3 Billion of Office Properties on the Market

CIM Commercial Trust plans to take advantage of heavy leasing demand in the office market in Oakland, California, in its recapitalization plan. CIM Commercial Trust, 95 percent-owned by a group of institutional investors, said it is taking advantage…

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October 8, 2018

AvalonBay’s New York City Apartment Profits May Head to Denver, South Florida

Invesco Real Estate plans to buy an 80 percent stake in five apartment buildings owned by AvalonBay, including the Avalon Morningside in Manhattan. Real estate investment trust AvalonBay is considering a shift in its latest focus from apartments in …

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October 5, 2018

Washington, D.C.’s Looming Construction Pipeline Could Disrupt Submarket Fundamentals

Rendering of the 520-unit 200 Stovall apartment building in Alexandria, Virginia.Credit: Perseus Realty Key performance metrics were green across the board in Washington, D.C.’s Alexandria/I-395 apartment market at the start of the fourth quarter. B…

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