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November Issue: Transactions
The following is a list of transactions that were announced between 8/22/14 – 9/25/14.
Duke Land Group Releases Early Plans for Eco-driven Mixed-use Community
Duke Land Group has revealed preliminary plans for a 104-acre mixed use development in Roswell, Ga., that will aim to create new business, jobs and tax revenue for the city.
Voda Bauer Real Estate Launches Capital Markets Group
Voda Bauer Real Estate, full-service residential and commercial firm, announced it has launched a Capital Markets Group, which will be headed by 25-year industry veteran John Raggio.
Chicago Real Estate Forum Gauges Vision of Industry Leaders
A major topic at the Chicago Real Estate Forum was the Millennial generation, what members of that cohort are seeking and how soon they will convert from renters to home buyers.
Economy Watch: Strong Jobs Growth in Various Industries
The gains in U.S. employment in October, which totaled a net of 214,000 jobs, were fairly widespread across various industries, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.
Grass River Property Begins TOD Apartments in Miami
Work is under way on the 184-unit Grove Station Tower in Miami, near the Miami neighborhood of Coconut Grove. The project, set to deliver in early 2016, is being developed by Grass River Property, a real estate investment and development firm based in Coconut Grove.
Slideshow: Ismael Leyva
New York City-based architect Ismael Leyva, AIA, has helped shape the Manhattan real estate market with a number of high-performing luxury residential projects. Israel Leyva Architects’ diverse practice also includes hotel, mixed-use and educational projects and the firm has extended its services beyond New York to other markets including Costa Rica, Mexico, China and Qatar. Currently the firm is working on a plan for a Veracruz Waterfront Park located at Boca del Rio in the City of Veracruz. This is his first commission in his native Mexico and he envisions this new park as a gateway to the sea.
From New York to Veracruz: Ismael Leyva Architects Expands its Sphere of Influence
Icon, a 43-story apartment building with a 15:1 slenderness ratio garnered Leyva recognition by The Skyscraper Museum for being one of the most slender structures in the world.
Here Comes the Supply
Multifamily builders have been flocking to the Mid-Atlantic region of late.