Data Center: GM Dropping $130 Million on New Data Center
General Motors plans to build a new data center in Warren, Michigan, at a cost of $130 million, turning an older building at its technical campus into a modern energy-efficient IT command center.
Read more →Senior Housing: HUD Urges Energy Reduction Measures to Increase Amount of Senior Housing
As energy costs continue to rise, the Department of Housing and Urban Development is urging for senior housing units to become more energy-efficient.
Read more →Healthcare: Medical office vacancies increase slightly
The medical office vacancy rate edged up in the first quarter, but remains below the level of empty space a year ago, a brokerage reported.
Read more →Student Housing: ACC Kicks Off $157M in Student Housing Projects
As part of its aggressive development strategy, American Campus Communities has begun work on four owned projects with a combined cost of $156.6 million.
Read more →Healthcare: American Realty Capital Healthcare Takes On Three
American Realty Capital Healthcare Trust Places Three Healthcare Facilities Under Contract for $46.5 million
Read more →Student-Housing Developments Gain Respect
Returns of REITs Owning the Complexes Rise Along With New Projects and Sales; No Longer the ‘Animal House’ Image
Read more →Senior Housing 2011
As the investment world scouts for the next real estate success story, senior housing and its related care products will attract substantial interest.
Read more →Healthcare: St. John’s to open mobile hospital
On Wednesday, during a press conference outside a damage-ridden St. John’s Regional Medical Center, St. John’s president Gary Pulsipher said that the hospital “is here for the long term.”
Read more →Healthcare: James of NorthMarq Capital arranges $4.5 million mortgage for Watertown Medical Building
NorthMarq Capital’s (NorthMarq) Upstate New York Regional, arranged first mortgage financing of $4.5 million for Watertown Medical Building
Read more →Transit: Hamilton Springs developer hopes to market mixed-use project to builders this fall
With ridership growing on the Music City Star, a new development could attract more commuters.
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