Ambrose announced the signing of three separate leases with occupiers at modern industrial facilities in Cincinnati, Denver and Orlando, totaling over 190,000 square feet of space.

Sky Café, a subsidiary of PrimeFlight Aviation Services that provides catering logistics for commercial airlines, has leased 16,640 square feet at Building III of Ascent Commerce Center, a multi-tenant industrial park comprised of three industrial buildings in the Denver Airport submarket. The leasing agent for the park is the locally-based Cushman & Wakefield team.

OSH Cut, a manufacturing firm, leased 69,659 square feet in Building II of Cincinnati Logistics Park – Airport West, a modern, four-building, 84.77-acre industrial development in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky market. The leasing agent for the park is a local Colliers International team.

A confidential technology subsidiary of a Fortune 500 company has signed a 103,878-square-foot, full-building lease at Ambrose’s Orlando Logistics Park at LeeVista in Orlando, Florida. The leasing agent for the park is a JLL team.

The first phase grand opening of Aggie Square is slated for May 2. A development by Wexford Science + Technology in partnership with The University of California, Davis and the city of Sacramento, Aggie Square is a mixed-use development on the UC Davis Health Campus in Sacramento. The first phase will consist of approximately 808,000 square feet of Class A life sciences research labs, technology and office space, plus housing and retail space

“Once the entire Aggie Square project is up and running, it will support 3,200 jobs annually and about $500 million in annual regional economic impact in the Sacramento region,” said UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May, citing analyses from Economic and Planning Systems Inc.

Wexford hired a Cushman & Wakefield leasing team including local office/technology brokers Ron Thomas, Bruce Hohenhaus, and Kris Kalmbach together with Marc Pope and Brett Ward of the firm’s National Life Sciences Practice Group in Northern and Southern California.

Suffolk has topped off construction at BioMed Realty’s 585 Kendall a mixed-use lab/office building and performing arts center in the Canal District of Kendall Square in Cambridge, MA. Takeda has leased the property’s approximately 600,000-square-foot lab and office space for its global R&D center.

“We are honored and privileged to celebrate this important milestone in the construction of this complex facility,” said John Fish, Chairman and CEO, Suffolk. “Thank you to BioMed and Takeda for their close partnership, for their investment in this community, and for their faith in Suffolk to deliver this game-changing project for the life sciences community, the City of Cambridge and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.”

Set for occupancy in 2026, 585 Kendall is designed to support the diverse needs of the Cambridge community. Its 30,000-square-foot performing arts center is intended to complement the existing, ongoing community activations at Canal District Kendall.

JEMB Realty has signed a long-term, 5,000-square-foot lease with Miami-based personal injury firm Rubenstein Law at 1 Willoughby Square (1WSQ). The firm will relocate from 300 Cadman Plaza West, doubling its Brooklyn footprint and taking the remaining space on the 12th floor at 1WSQ, the tallest office building in Brooklyn. The announcement follows a deal announced last month for a leading streaming service provider to take 8,100 square feet at 1WSQ.

A CBRE team of Paul Amrich, Neil King, Zachary Price, Alex D’Amario and James Ackerson represented JEMB. Rubenstein Law was represented by Jenna Catalon, Matthew Cheezem and Scott Quick of Cushman and Wakefield.

“As part of Rubenstein Law’s Northeast expansion, 1WSQ emerged as the perfect choice for its exceptional quality and prime location,” said Quick. “The space supports their team’s growth while ensuring they can continue to deliver outstanding service to their clients.”

Greenstone Partners has completed the sale of 2247-49 West Lawrence Ave. in Chicagos’ Lincoln Square neighborhood for $7.1 million. The mixed-use property features 24 apartment units and 1,950 square feet of ground-floor live work space.

Greenstone Partners’ Director Jordan Multack represented the buyer, Breneman Capital, and the seller in the transaction. “This deal was a strong investment opportunity that saw solid interest from both local and out-of-state buyers,” said Multack. “With Lincoln Square’s strong demographics, proximity to public transportation, and vibrant neighborhood, all of the fundamentals are there to make this a compelling investment.”

The property comprises 22 market-rate apartments, one office space, and two affordable apartments. The mix of the apartments features brand-new quartz countertops, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, separate HVAC, dishwashers, on-site parking, and laundry in-units.

Capital Square has been granted zoning approval by the Richmond City Council to develop an eight-story mixed-use apartment community and luxury hotel in the Scott’s Addition designated opportunity zone in Richmond, Virginia.

The development will be funded with proceeds from Capital Square’s CSRA Opportunity Zone Fund IX, LLC, a project-specific opportunity zone fund seeking to raise approximately $77 million in equity from accredited investors. Construction is slated to begin in the summer of 2025.

Located at 1600 Roseneath Road, the 2.18-acre property will feature approximately 220 traditional apartment units and 100 furnished luxury hotel rooms. The property is near a large concentration of businesses and restaurants, including a 47,000-square-foot Whole Foods and a GRTC Pulse transit station.

Capital Square also fully subscribed to four other opportunity zone funds to develop projects in Scott’s Addition. In total, the firm has delivered or is in the process of developing over 1,230 multifamily units and 40,000 square feet of retail space within the area.

Land Innovations and Rochford Realty are planning a 27-acre mixed-use development in Nolensville, just south of Nashville. Nolensville has experienced rapid growth in recent years. The city’s population has grown from 2,000 to more than 15,000 people since 2000.

The Nashville Business Journal reports the Nolensville Town Square will feature 70,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and office space across multiple buildings that will surround a central square. The development will offer 404 residential units including studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, as well as two- and three-story townhomes.

The town square project team includes local firms Smith Gee Studio, landscape architecture firm HDLA and civil engineering firm CSDG.

The first phase of Nolensville Town Square will break ground this summer. The final development, which is comprised of three phases, is expected to be finished in late 2028.

Tinc Productions, a technical production firm specializing in live events, has signed a 7-year lease for 2,964 square feet at 1560 Broadway in Times Square.  

Alan Steinberg of GFP Real Estate represented the landlord, while Chris Plummer of Rice & Associates represented Tinc Productions. The historic 17-story building, constructed in 1925, underwent significant redevelopment in 2014 and is located in the heart of Times Square. Tinc Productions is expected to move into its new space this spring. 

Alan Steinberg of GFP represented the landlord, 1560 Broadway Company LLC, in the transaction; Chris Plummer of Rice & Associates LLC represented the tenant. “As a major player in the theatrical production space, Tinc wanted to be closer to the companies and clients it serves in and around the Theater District,” said Steinberg.