Redmond's Denver team is well under construction collaborating with Hill Companies, Transwestern Real Estate Services, and Davis Partnership Architects on a project in the Denver Tech Center, home to many of the city's major corporate headquarters. We are excited to be working with ACE Scholarships to build out their new workplace in this growing hub! Mark Fenton Giacomo Tusa Dan Cashmore
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John Gohagan, a tax Principal in our San Antonio office, will be moderating the San Antonio State of the Market event on March 19. Join us for an in-depth discussion to unpack trends, opportunities, and challenges that continue to shape the success and growth of the city. Some of the topics that will be covered are: - How does San Antonio's commercial real estate market compare to other major cities across the U.S.? - What factors allow for the city’s continued growth and success? - What are the key development projects shaping the San Antonio skyline and contributing to the city's growth? - How do redevelopment projects around the iconic Riverwalk area and historic downtown influence and shape the commercial real estate market? - How has San Antonio’s construction ordinance shaped the market and affected sustainability? - How is the integration of residential and commercial spaces shaping the urban landscape and influencing real estate investment decisions? - What are the latest trends in real estate financing, including innovative funding models and their impact on project feasibility? and more!!!
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Fantastic news to end the year
I am pleased to confirm we have pre-let the whole of our 176,000 sq. ft. office scheme at 50 Berkeley Street to Millennium, a global investment firm, for its European HQ. BEAM is currently undertaking a Stiff + Trevillion-designed comprehensive redevelopment of the landmark building, to include new floors, roof terracing, and best-in-class end-of-trip facilities with significantly enhanced amenities and environmental performance. BEAM were represented by Maxim Van Percy Eia Real Estate, Ed Betts RX London and Eversheds Sutherland. Millennium was advised by James Nicholson CBRE and Simmons and Simmons.
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👨💼 JCW Development Manager, Matt Krogman, is sharing some takeaways after attending NAIOP CRE Converge last week. “A recurring theme throughout the event was the significance of collaboration. Industry players emphasized the need for real estate developers, architects, urban planners, and government bodies to closely collaborate.” 🏗 At JCW Development LLC, we understand that not only does every building need a beginning – but so does every relationship! 🤝 📖 Read the full blog below, and reach out to a member of the team to learn more about how we build communities through our passion for development and construction! https://lnkd.in/gacD7akG #conferences #communities #teamwork #blog #industryinsights
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It is good news that the wrong kind of investment and development from Weston Homes stepped away last week from delivering a car dependant, retail heavy scheme which would have reinforced breaks in the city's grain. Norwich city centre was cut up with a ring road and gyratory in the 1960's when that was fashionable. Now we all want walkable cities, we need to re-stitch and re-absorb acres of car parking and disjointed buildings back into the city’s grain. There is luckily a recipe for that in the old street patterns…a ready-made tried and tested set of streets just waiting to be unearthed. This is a moment of systemic change. Land assembly was a useful development tactic when you wanted to build large shopping centres and apartment complexes. Now we want neighbourhoods and walking cities we need to take the opposite approach. ‘Parcellisation’, encourages many diverse developers, businesses, housing providers and small collectives who all can contribute to making the city walkable and intriguing. #reconnectingcities #futurenorwich #walkablecities #neighbourhoods
As you may have seen in the Architects’ Journal, Weston Homes has decided that they can no longer go ahead with their proposed redevelopment of #AngliaSquare in #Norwich. https://lnkd.in/embCeATw In 2019, we worked alongside SAVE Britain's Heritage and Historic England to put forward an alternative proposal showing how its redevelopment could complement and enhance its neighbourhood and the historic cityscape of Norwich. The full report detailing our proposal is attached below, and you can also find out more on our website: https://lnkd.in/ewnpkA4b
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Georgia World Congress Center Authority is planning to develop $1B in commercial and residential projects near the convention center.🏗️🌆🏘️ The development master plan shows the potential for new hotels and townhomes on the Blue Lot along Northside Drive.🏩 There are also plans for a pedestrian bridge to the convention center along with pedestrian access to the Westside Beltline Connector according to Atlanta Business Chronicle.🌉 On the Yellow Lot and a marshaling yard along Ivan Allen would be a mix of office, multifamily, and a grocery store.🏢🏪 This is still an early vision and no funding has been identified but work is being done. If you keep up with my posts, you're probably aware of Centennial Yards, the $5B project in the immediate vicinity and the major Science Square project not too far.🔭💰 In other words, Downtown Atlanta will look unrecognizable in the next 5-10 years. Let me know your thoughts in the comments.🚀💭 The link for the full article is in the comments. #apartmentinvesting #commercialrealestate #multifamily #multifamilyrealestate #multifamilyinvesting
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Check out our latest video to learn all about our new project and see what our plans are for the building and it’s future!
🎥 Dive Into Our Latest Project on St David's Hill, Exeter! 🏡 We are excited to share a special video unveiling our newest venture at A&K Property Solutions—a historic gem on St David's Hill, built in the 1800s, nestled in a prime Article 4 location near Exeter City Centre and the University of Exeter Streatham Campus. 🌟 This property is not just a building; it's a piece of Exeter's heritage, and we are honoured to breathe new life into it. Our vision? To transform this architectural treasure into high-end living accommodation, providing affordable shared housing without compromising on quality or comfort. 🛠️ Watch as we outline our plans for renovation, preserving the character while upgrading the functionality to meet the needs of modern tenants.💡 Keep your eyes peeled and follow our journey as we turn history into home. We're more than just an investment company; we're a family run company, dedicated to enhancing how people live and interact. 🏘️ It's just the beginning of what we promise will be an extraordinary transformation! 📹 #AKPropertySolutions #ExeterProperty #HistoricHomes #HighEndLiving #AffordableHousing #PropertyDevelopment #CommunityBuilding #StDavidsHill
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This looks like a really interesting event! I'm so curious about the role interior lighting plays in bird collisions! For buildings with 24 hour occupancy where we can't turn the lights off at night, what can we do to help? During the day, should we be increasing the light at the perimeter of buildings to reduce reflections? #birdsafebuildings #lightingdesign #sustainability
A building isn't sustainable until it's bird friendly. Migratory birds live in and pass through our urban areas, making them critical habitats. Join us for Bird-Friendly Building: Designing Safer Buildings for Birds, Apr. 18, 12–1:30pm, a webinar featuring the co-leads of the Yale Bird-Friendly Building Initiative and the co-authors of "Building Safer Cities for Birds." Learn more and register >> https://lnkd.in/gYHcMZCw Presenters: - Meredith Barges, Lights Out Connecticut - Viveca Morris, Yale Law School - Kristof Zyskowski, Yale Peabody Museum Tickets: $10 Member, $20 Non-member Sponsored by: Guardian Glass North America Newman Architects, PC #BuildGreenCT #BirdFriendlyDesign #ConnecticutSustainability #BuiltEnvironment #BirdFriendlyBuilding
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Key takeaways from the Bisnow Philadelphia State of the Suburbs this morning (which are aligned with ICSC Vegas last week): 1) Kimco, Regency and Federal all looking to invest, primarily reinvest, in the market. Each REIT is spending tens of millions in this market to upgrade, and expand, their assets. 2) Supply and demand issue on the leasing front. There is STRONG tenant activity in many categories ranging from Grocery down to QSR. But space is limited and deal structures may require creativity - or just more rent! 3) Construction costs have not yet come down, but they aren’t increasing at levels seen the past couple years. GCs and subs are actively bidding on projects. Nice work Jason Yanushonis Jeff Fischer Geoff Glazer with the hard-hitting Q&A! Pat Gallagher
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Great places come from: - Creativity - Collaboration - Looking to others - Learning from others. Placemaking is not a one-person job. It’s not something you can do alone. It takes partnership. That’s why we will always champion the importance of partnership and collaboration for the benefit of the West End and beyond. Do we have our own vision for London and the nation? Of course. But it’s one that involves bringing our peers and partners along with us. And, it’s informed and inspired by looking at how other incredible cities around the world are changing for the better, before thinking about how we can achieve similar things. Two partnerships I’ve been particularly proud of last year: - Our work with Westminster City Council developing a long-term vision for Regent Street, and with Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and The Royal Parks to restore the spine between St James’s and The Regent’s Park (a personal passion of mine) - Our collaborative report with National Trust, Peabody, Historic England, and Grosvenor designed to help address the UK skills gap in the area of heritage retrofit, boost the economy and support its net zero future. Here’s to many more placemaking partnerships. #placemaking #partnerships #westend
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