Departments: Shaping Communities: Real Estate Working For You

As one of Howard Hughes Corp.’s most iconic assets, the Seaport District has already attracted top talent and businesses, bringing much-needed change to the lower Manhattan neighborhood.

Kansas-based REIT QTS Realty Trust, Inc. acquired the site for $18 million in 2014 and redeveloped it into a 475,000 square-foot data center.

Standing at 1,070 feet with 61 floors, “Salesforce Tower has already become synonymous with San Francisco and its skyline.”

The long-term public-private partnership between Armada Hoffler and Virginia Beach is a “win-win-win for the city, Armada Hoffler, and the community at large.”

Farmland Partners and its growing farm partners suggest that the REIT structure offers unique benefits to both the farmer and the investor alike by stabilizing the process. 

Developing the new Dania Pointe presented a unique opportunity for the city’s partner—New York-based REIT Kimco —to expand within the Florida market.

The massive $220 million redevelopment project represents the first phase in a rebirth of Providence’s historic Jewelry District.

Beyond its primary public partnership with the Port Authority, Westfield worked with diverse public and private local entities—large and small—focusing on the area’s revitalization.

Rayonier’s strategic planning reflects the long-term nature of growing and harvesting trees and the company’s commitment to sustainability and stewardship of its lands.

Duke Realty’s Legacy and Chesapeake Commerce Centers brought thousands of jobs to Baltimore and New Jersey.