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• FNRP Reaches 99% Occupancy at Columbus, Ohio, Shopping Center April 18, 2025
  First National Realty Partners signed three new leases for retail space in Columbus at the Carriage Place Shopping Center, enhancing the property's retail and dining offerings with the addition of Fun City Trampoline Park, Pet Supplies Plus, and Port of Peri Peri. The post FNRP Reaches 99% Occupancy at Columbus, Ohio, Shopping Center appeared first […]
  Ioana Ginsac
• Why the CBDs of Columbus, Nashville & San Jose Lead the Way in Business Diversity April 16, 2025
  The analysis relies on the Shannon Equitability Index – a commonly-used formula in biodiversity studies – to determine how the central business districts of major U.S. cities ranked across three metrics we argue are vital for the richness and vibrancy of local economies. The post Why the CBDs of Columbus, Nashville & San Jose Lead […]
  Diana Sabau
• 3 New Office Leases Inked at Solow Building on Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row April 14, 2025
  The three newest tenants share the roster and the abundance of recently upgraded state-of-the-art modern amenities with a slew of names holding significant weight in their respective industries. The post 3 New Office Leases Inked at Solow Building on Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row appeared first on CommercialCafe.
  Ioana Ginsac
• ARCO Design/Build Celebrates Grand Opening of New Downtown Charleston Office Space April 11, 2025
  Strategically placed overlooking King Street, ARCO's new Charleston office space is located in the heart of the central business district and celebrates the firm's successful growth over the past years. The post ARCO Design/Build Celebrates Grand Opening of New Downtown Charleston Office Space appeared first on CommercialCafe.
  Ioana Ginsac
• U.S. Data Center Boom: Northern Virginia Leads, but Atlanta & Phoenix Closing In April 10, 2025
  Key Takeaways Northern Virginia, within the Washington, D.C. market, leads in active data center development, with nearly 6 million square feet currently being built. Atlanta and Phoenix are hot on its heels, with 5.2 million and 4.9 million square feet underway, respectively. Here, developers are cashing in on tax breaks and cheaper energy compared to […]
  Matthew Preston