Ioana Ginsac
Senior Content Writer, Industry News & Reports
Ioana is a content writer who has been covering all-things-CRE (and more) for several Yardi network publications since 2017. You will find her byline regularly in industry news and market reports, but also on articles covering sustainable development, green urbanism, and innovation, all of which she has been passionately learning about for more than a decade. Her work has been referenced by publications including AmericanInno, Bisnow, BusinessInsider, Commercial Property Executive, Curbed, Fast Company, Forbes, GlobeSt.
First You Get the Railroad, Then You Get the People, Then You Get the Magic City
Topping out at 868 feet, the Panorama is Miami’s new king of the skyline. The development includes two office towers; a 19-story parking pedestal; a 208-key Hyatt Centric hotel; and a pool deck complete with bars, dining and social lounges on the 22nd floor. Luxury flirts with Miami once more.
Denver Tech Center Office Portfolio Commands $191 per Square Foot
The two-building property has high-quality finishes due to extensive upgrades. TerraCap intends to continue these, as well as enhance the package of amenities. Conveniently located within close proximity to the Belleview Light Rail Station as well as the I-25 and I-225, both buildings offer high accessibility.
Saltbox Raises $3M, Prepares to Debut Co-Warehousing in Atlanta
Saltbox is poised to debut its co-warehousing model of coworking in Atlanta, this November. Plans include a 27,000-square-foot flexible co-warehousing space located in a Hills Park industrial facility at 1345 Seaboard Industrial Blvd. NW.
Five Small Businesses That Would Most Benefit From Renting Storage Space
Many businesses are in constant need of easily accessible, affordable storage space. Whether you’re a building contractor with a lot of tools, or you have a crafting business…
Manhattan Office Sales in Q2 2019 Just Short of $2B, Trophy Office Space Leases Hit $94/Sq.Ft.
Executive Summary Office sales volume drops 26% y-o-y, closes Q2 at $1.9 billion Average sale prices drop to $556/sq.ft., lowest in five years Google buys Milk Building for…
Largest US Beauty Retailer Signs Lease with Largest NYC Landlord
SL Green Realty announced signing Ulta Beauty Inc., to the retail roster at 2 Herald Square. The deal puts the largest beauty retailer in the U.S. in a…
Northstar Commercial Partners Officially Opens East Coast Operations
Commercial real estate investment firm Northstar Commercial Partners recently announced the opening of its new office in Midtown Manhattan at 245 Park Ave. The Denver-based company chose this…
Office Evolution Signs New California Franchise
Colorado-based coworking franchisor Office Evolution is expanding its California presence with a new development deal for coworking spaces in Santa Clara County, Calif. A local husband-and-wife team will…
Top Cities for Startups in the US – Chicago, Phoenix, San Antonio Among Best Large Cities for Early Stage Startups
The top 10 cities for startups in our smaller population bracket include the country’s most (still) affordable cities in which to live and start a business, and which have a budding entrepreneurial scene and diversifying economies.
Ranked: Best 20 US Cities for Startups and Entrepreneurs
Startups create most of the new jobs in this country every year, having a direct impact on the economy of the cities they choose as their homes. From “nonemployer firms,” in which the owners wear all the hats, to unicorn exits that revolutionize industries, they all, in turn, depend on the business environment in which they grow. Read on to find out which 20 U.S. cities stand out as the most fertile ground for startups, and learn about their particular strengths.
