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Why Retail Is The Newest Flexible Office Space

August 13, 2019| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Millennials, Office, Retail| Views: 0

Retail and shopping mall investors across the country are giving office users a new place to work. A recent report by JLL notes that over the next 10 years, flexible space will...

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Akridge, Stars REI Deliver 1101 Sixteenth in Downtown DC

February 22, 2019| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 0

Akridge and Stars REI delivered the trophy office building at 1101 Sixteenth St., in Washington, D.C., earlier this week. The spec project has yet to sign any tenants, though...

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Setting Up Shop in the Austin Area? Here’s 12 Office Furniture and Design Providers

| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Design & Architecture, Millennials, Office, Resources| Views: 0

Austin’s unique character continues to attract businesses and residents, fueling notable growth and commercial development. Whether you’re just starting...

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What is Adaptive Reuse?

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Adaptive reuse describes the process of retrofitting an old site or building for a new purpose. In other words, it’s simply real estate recycling. Adaptive reuse can breathe new...

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White Plains Office Landmark Revamped as Mixed-Use Gem

April 19, 2018| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Mixed-use| Views: 146

  The Westchester Financial Center, a renowned office complex in White Plains, N.Y., is set to undergo an extensive makeover, following its acquisition by Ginsburg...

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20+ Reasons Not to Buy a $91M Sky-High Manhattan Condo

February 22, 2018| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Finance, Industrial, Multifamily, Office| Views: 549

  The “14th Annual Curbed Awards” kicked off this year with a list of the most expensive homes sold in New York in 2017.  Manhattan’s new slender skyline icon, 432...

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Historic Chicago Loop Landmark Gets Green Makeover

February 21, 2018| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Mixed-use| Views: 181

  The historic Hartman Building in the heart of the Chicago Loop is gearing up for a total makeover. Walker & Dunlop has recently secured $44.7 million in financing for a...

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Boston’s Tangible History in 5 Adaptive Reuse Projects

September 7, 2017| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Office| Views: 606

  Much of the U.S.’s economic transformation throughout its history is reflected in landmark architecture. Boston’s commercial real estate features unique...

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Keep Portland Weird: 8 Inspiring Adaptive Reuse Projects

June 26, 2017| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Mixed-use, Office| Views: 479

  Much like the rest of the cities along the West Coast, Portland has reason to worry over its vulnerability to seismic threats. Many of the city’s landmarks do not...

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Brooklyn’s Waterfront: From Industrial to Office through Adaptive Reuse

March 23, 2017| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Industrial, Office| Views: 1320

  New York, New York—once the nation’s leading manufacturing powerhouse, the city boasts a long and heavy industrial history that many might have forgotten. Yet...

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