Parkway Properties

Feb 6, 2015

Sale 525 N Tryon closed for $60 million

CHARLOTTE – Grubb Properties and New York Life Real Estate Investors have closed the purchase of 525 N. Tryon St. in uptown. The companies bought the 19-story office building for […]

Dec 19, 2013

Cushman & Wakefield/Thalhimer wins leasing assignment for Carmel Crossing

Cushman & Wakefield/Thalhimer was selected by Vision Properties to lease Carmel Crossing office park in South Charlotte. Carmel Crossing, at Highway 51 and Carmel Road, features three buildings comprising 326,000 […]

Nov 18, 2013

Vision Equities buys office complex in south Charlotte

CHARLOTTE – New Jersey-based Vision Properties, a spinoff of Vision Equities, purchased a complex of three office buildings at Carmel Crossing in south Charlotte on Nov. 8 from Parkway Properties […]

Sep 5, 2013

Parkway Properties to buy Los Angeles company, increase footprint in Texas

Parkway Properties, the owner of about 3.3 million square feet of office space in Charlotte, including the 46-story Hearst Tower, has agreed to buy Thomas Properties Group, based on Los Angeles, the companies announced Thursday.

Aug 6, 2013

Tenant-acity In the complicated sphere of tenant-owner relationships, tenants are demanding more

Not long ago, when potential tenants were seeking office space across the city, they were at the mercy of the landlord or owner.Those conversations changed during the recession, when vacancy rates were climbing and landlords were grasping for tenants. But as Charlotte moves back toward a landlord’s market, tenants aren’t relinquishing all the cards they’ve been handed.

Jun 26, 2013

Real estate heavy hitters guardedly optimistic about Charlotte market

Several real estate executives spoke about the condition of the city’s real estate market Tuesday morning from the stage in a glitzy ballroom at the uptown Hilton, which coincidentally is in one of the submarkets they were most excited about. The tone in the room was mostly positive, as would be expected from a corporate-sponsored event called “Third Annual State of the Market.”

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