Little guys eat up 30,000 s/f of industrial space at Barone’s LIC property
Cushman & Wakefield has leased nearly 30,000 s/f of office and industrial space at Barone Management’s The Woodworks in Long Island City. Situated at 9-03...
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NY fashion family cutting a swathe through industrial investment sector
New York fashion entrepreneur Haim Dabah has launched a new real estate investment group focused on industrial real estate. Along with sons Mac and Michael...
Guggenheim commits $600M to new e-commerce venture with ElmTree
Guggenheim Investments has committed $600 million to a new fund with private equity partner ElmTree Funds focused on investing in industrial e-commerce assets throughout the...
COVID presses the case for innovation in real estate
By Natalie Hwang In the 1920s, President Calvin Coolidge made the saying famous that the business of America is business. Now, for the real estate...
IAC closes on $750M industrial portfolio recap
Cushman & Wakefield served as the exclusive advisor to Perlmutter Investment Company’s IAC Properties industrial real estate investment business in a 5.35 million-square-foot 12-park industrial...
3M s/f ecommerce camp rising on Manhattan’s doorstep
Russo Development and Forsgate Industrial Partners yesterday broke on Kingsland Meadowlands, a three million square feet e-commerce development six miles from Manhattan. Located on a...
Blackstone makes $19B e-commerce play
Blackstone has agreed to acquire a 179 million square feet logistics portfolio from GLP for $18.7 billion. The deal will near doubling the size of...
Related gets into fulfillment business with purchase of delivery upstart
Rags-to-riches mega-developer Stephen Ross is taking on Amazon. The one-time tax attorney turned billionaire builder announced this morning that his Related Companies is partnering with...
Developers unveil plan for biggest distribution center in Port of New York/ New Jersey
Advance Realty and Greek Development are set to build the largest logistics facility in the New York / New Jersey Port region. The 4.1 million...
Tech industry stymied by NYC regulations
When it comes to attracting new businesses, sometimes less is more, according to executive director of Tech:NYC, Julie Samuels. “New York City essentially has to...