Is Industrial the New Darling?

March 27, 2015

It’s hardly multifamily, but industrial real estate has emerged as somewhat of a darling in its own right as the economy continues strengthening and performance drives up property values. Indeed, industrial markets around the country are bouncing back – and some are preparing for a bona fide boom.

Vinik’s team looks for events manager to rejuvenate Channelside Bay Plaza

Franklin Street, based in Tampa, is hiring an events manager for the plaza— someone to serve as the property’s “nucleus,” said Kelsy Pazur, director of public relations and marketing for Franklin Street, and communicate with Amalie Arena staff, plaza tenants and the general public.

Feeding Frenzy For Multifamily

Market conditions in the Southeast apartment market are attracting investors that are circling opportunities, and the competition for yield-seeking assets is intensifying across the region.

Clearwater living trust buys Park at Barrington Place

Darron Kattan, Robert Goldfinger, Kevin Kelleher and Zach Ames of Franklin Street represented the seller of 244-unit Park at Barrington for $12.3 million.

Briefcase: Rancho Luna

Franklin Street managed the $1.625 million sale of Rancho Luna, at 45 N.W. 22nd Ave. in Miami, on behalf of buyer First American Exchange Co. and seller Rabelo Real Estate Enterprises. FranklinSt.com.