Lots of news waiting for you after the weekend! Check out these five articles on commercial real estate.
Commercial Property Firm JLL Expanding D-FW Operations with Purchase
Investments in Commercial Real Estate in Moscow Grow by 15%
Moscow saw $3.1 billion in commercial real estate investment in 2016. Of these investments, office space made up the largest share with 34% of all new buildings falling into that property type.
Women’s Fashion Retailer The Limited to Lay Off HQ Staff, Put Business Up For Sale
The Limited becomes another retailer to suffer from declining foot traffic in malls. A longtime staple in shopping centers, the company announced they are planning on shutting down the business unless a buyer can be found.
Office Markets Reliant on Energy Firms Might Wait Years for Recovery
Office space in energy dependent areas of the US will likely continue to suffer as oil prices drop worldwide. The shrinking energy companies have left nearly 23 million sq. ft. of sublease space in the top seven North American markets.
San Francisco Gears up for Final Push to Lure George Lucas Museum
On Jan 6, the George Lucas Museum team will decide between San Francisco and Los Angeles as the site of the $1 billion project. ““It seems to be going smoothly from our end,” Adam Van de Water, a project manager for the City and County of San Francisco, told the Chronicle. “We are doing our due diligence and hoping for the best.”