Commercial rentals (Page 2)

Rosemari Hicks was sure she had found the perfect spot for her independent cafe in early 2020 when she rented a vacant storefront on Camden’s Market Street. An art center and beer garden had previously opened nearby, joining a drugstore and a beloved fried chicken restaurant. She named her companyRead More →

Andrew Weiland and Alex Zank join Arthur Thomas to discuss a busy news item in Milwaukee metro commercial real estate. There was the mixed-use tower proposed by John “Johnny V” Vassallo in Wauwatosa, the third iteration of a project that has angered some local residents. Alex also announced the saleRead More →

Boudler-based travel management and data automation platform Switched associated with Liftango, one of the leading providers of shared mobility technologies, to offer a joint sustainable development solution to employers. The solution is deployed globally through integrated tenant experience platforms that will be managed and delivered by commercial real estate companies.Read More →

All of the leaders in the business world have faced changes in their organizations to survive and thrive throughout the continuing pandemic. John Riggins, Talley Riggins Like other industries, construction companies face challenges including supply chain disruptions, rapidly rising material costs, and labor shortages. Navigating these issues requires skillful pivot,Read More →

More amenities and less floor space mark return-to-work transitions: survey through: Suzannah cavanaugh, The real deal Posted: November 15, 2021 / 7:57 PM EST / Update: November 15, 2021 / 7:57 PM EST (Getty Images) (The real deal) – As return-to-work plans gain momentum, a survey of building managers andRead More →

November 13, 2021 OXFORD NANOPORE MinION is a tiny but powerful device. When a hotel worker in Sydney tested positive for covid-19 in March of last year, the cellphone DNA The sequencer traced the infection to a U.S. airline flight attendant, avoiding a blanket lockdown. Successful biotech companies – anotherRead More →

Jordan Fisher was confused. Each variety of Red Bull energy drink comes in a similar metal can, and his company’s camera system, which tracks which products customers buy in stores, struggled to tell them apart. This hurdle was one of many his company, Standard AI, faced when upgrading a CircleRead More →

GFP Real Estaterelocation north of 515 Madison Avenue has sentimental roots. Jeff Guralthe real estate company has moved its offices from SL Green Realty Corp.‘s 125, avenue du Parc To 12,500 square feet in the Madison Avenue building that he manages and partially owns, Commercial Observer has learned. Relocation isRead More →

November 7 – Trust Deeds This list includes trust deeds (to secure repayment of a loan) of $ 750,000 or more. The information includes the borrower, the lender, the address or legal description of the property, the date the deed of trust was deposited and the amount. 2206 Pearl StreetRead More →

Redevelopment work on the southeast corner of Snider Plaza – where Peggy Sue BBQ once stood and Lane Florist, Logos Bookstore and Arman Jewelry were located before moving to new locations in the square – is on hold for now after. a decision of a judge. order. The neighborhood groupRead More →