Infomart Sells Data Centers In Virginia, California, Oregon
ASB Real Estate Investments has fully divested its data center holdings with a deal to sell the three remaining facilities in its portfolio.
The D.C.-based firm sold three Infomart data centers in Ashburn, Virginia, San Jose, California, and Hillsboro, Oregon, to IPI Partners for an…
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Cloud Specialist Ampere Computing Inks Deal For Entire Floor At Field Office
Ampere Computing, a company that designs server processors for hyperscale cloud data centers, is taking 20K SF, which is the entire sixth floor, of Field Office's West building.
The company is establishing its Portland Design Center at Field Office, a nearly complete mixed-use office campus in Northwest Portland's Frontside District. Ampere is a new company, launched to address memory performance, cost, space and power constraints for emerging hyperscale cloud…
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Adidas Plans To Add 425K SF To Its North American HQ In Portland
Adidas plans to more than double the size of its North American HQ in North Portland with the addition of three new buildings on its campus. Construction will start later this year.
The North American headquarters of the German shoe…
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Fired Colliers Broker Says Mattress Firm Execs 'Weaponized' Real Estate, Encouraged Insider Deals
Mattress Firm's former real estate broker, whom the retailer is suing claiming he was part of a massive fraud and bribery scheme, has filed a countersuit alleging Mattress Firm executives knew and encouraged the deals they are suing their former real estate team over.
Mattress Firm accused former Colliers International Atlanta executive Alexander Deitch of being one of the ringleaders — along with former in-house real estate executives Bruce Levy and Ryan Vinson — in a scheme to steer the company toward high-priced real estate in exchange for developer kickbacks and other incentives in a lawsuit filed in November.
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These Startups Are Showing Retailers Where To Open Their Next Stores
Physical retail is far from dead. As e-commerce players continue to expand their brick-and-mortar presence, including Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods Market and the opening of cashierless grocery concept Amazon Go, it is boosting competition and the need for existing retailers to seek an advantage by using data.
One key decision that can make or break retailer success in today's hostile environment is the location of their stores. Several chains, including Dollar General, German grocer Aldi and Ulta Beauty have plans to aggressively expand their footprints over the next several years, but what locations will prove most successful and generate the highest sales revenue?
These three startups can help uncover the answer.
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry.
Welcome to Escape.
What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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