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Texas Doctor Wins Bid for Packard Plant—But Will She Pay?

After an intense bidding war that amounted to 117 online bidders and last-minute skyrocketing amounts, the largest industrial ruin in Detroit was sold to a family practice doctor from suburban Dallas, for just above $6 million. It appears that Jill Van Horn of Ennis, Texas, who won the Wayne County tax-foreclosure auction for the abandoned Packard Plant, along with several still-to-be-identified investors from Detroit could breathe new life into the century-old crumbling plant.
Detroit 31 October 2013 14:08

What to Watch for in Net Lease This Year

This asset category attracts capital in both bull and bear markets. Here's an update on the buyers, the prospects for returns and the outlook for the coming year.
06 February 2019 16:26
Ohio Introduces Clean Energy Bill

Ohio proposes a bill that would provide credits to zero-emission power producers. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court denies appeals challenging ZECs in Illinois and New York.
19 April 2019 13:37
Life After Amazon for Long Island City’s One Court Square

Ratings agency DBRS’s new report forecasts outcomes for the property in light of a looming $315 million loan maturity and the 1 million-square-foot vacancy that the e-commerce giant had planned to fill.
27 February 2019 13:36
OH Logistics Center Welcomes New Tenants

CBRE spearheaded leasing efforts on behalf of the owners. Flint Group, Wayfair, Novolex and YKK will occupy more than 238,000 square feet.
12 February 2019 08:02
Increased Development Activity Burdens Self Storage Rent Growth

Although metros on the West maintained rent growth, street-rate rents declined 4.1 percent across the country. The new-supply pipeline, however, continued to rise.
15 January 2019 09:49

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