Franklin Street’s Jonathan Hawks Recognized as a Q1-24 Quarterly Deal Winner by CoStar
Franklin Street is excited to share our own Jonathan Hawks has been recognized in CoStar’s Q1-24 Quarterly Deals in the Sale category for his recent
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Franklin Street is excited to share our own Jonathan Hawks has been recognized in CoStar’s Q1-24 Quarterly Deals in the Sale category for his recent
April 3, 2024
ALABAMA, April 3, 2024 – Franklin Street Self-Storage announced today that it has closed the sale of two newly constructed self-storage facilities in Alabama: Local Storage of Saraland and Local Storage of Semmes. Franklin Street represented the seller Mississippi-based Anderson Construction, and the buyer, Twelvestone, acquired both facilities, each offering distinct features and advantages. Local…
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12-year Industry Veteran Jonathan Barclay joins rapidly growing firm in early Spring. TAMPA, April 2, 2024 – Franklin Street, a national, full-service commercial real estate firm, today announced Jonathan Barclay has joined the firms Institutional Services Group, as Managing Director, at the firm’s headquarters in Tampa, Fla. In his new role, Barclay will work alongside…
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Franklin Street is honored the firm has been named CRE’s Best Places to Work for 2024 by GlobeSt.com. Discover why GlobeSt.com chose our firm for this prestigious program. Find out more below. “Integrated CRE services firm Franklin Street believes creating an enivronment that supports personal and professional growth is the best way to enhance the…
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… David Perlleshi, a senior director with Tampa, Florida-based Franklin Street, suggests that e-commerce and inventory management are also demand drivers for self-storage. “The growth of e-commerce has led small businesses and online retailers to utilize self-storage units for inventory management,” he says. “These units offer a flexible, cost-effective solution for storing stock, especially for…
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It was the best of times until it was the worst of times for commercial real estate in downtown Austin. After years of dramatic and towering additions to Austin’s skyline, things are looking down for many developers and landlords of office high-rises. … What will happen next? Citywide, the office vacancy rate hit 18.7% in…
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