FRISCO, TEXAS — Brightline Dealer Advisors has signed a 10,601-square-foot office lease at HALL Park in Frisco. The automotive insurance brokerage firm is relocating from nearby Addison and has committed to The Tower at HALL Park, a 16-story building, for 10 years. Michael Griffin of Transwestern represented the tenant, which plans to take occupancy of its new space in November, in the lease negotiations. Kim Butler, Rena Padachy and Brad Gibson represented the landlord, HALL Group, on an internal basis.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Boston-based general contractor Suffolk has broken ground on a 500,000-square-foot healthcare expansion project in White Plains, located north of New York City. According to New York YIMBY, the project carries a total construction cost of about $750 million. The expansion of White Plains Hospital will feature a 10-story building that will increase the facility’s licensed bed capacity from 292 to 436 and add 10 more operating rooms across a dedicated floor. These additions will serve to effectively double the size and capabilities of the hospital’s emergency care department. Completion is scheduled for 2028.
BELLEVUE, WASH. — Skanska Commercial Development, with Pickard Chilton as architect, has completed The Eight, a 25-story office tower at 10770 NE 8th St. in Bellevue. The 799,933-square-foot tower features ground-floor retail space, an office lobby, publicly accessible lobby lounge, column-free floor plates, 14-foot ceilings and an independent pavilion. Project partners included Skanska USA as general contractor, Adamson Associates as architect of record, Magnusson Klemencic Associates as structural engineer and Michael Hsu Office of Architecture as interior designer.
PHILADELPHIA — JLL has negotiated the $74.4 million bankruptcy sale of the University of the Arts Portfolio, a collection of nine academic properties totaling roughly 760,000 square feet in downtown Philadelphia. Named after the academic institution that closed last year, the portfolio comprises a mix of educational facilities, theaters, dormitories and office buildings. These include Terra Hall, a 17-story educational facility, and Hamilton Hall, the oldest building on Broad Street that was constructed in 1824. Jim Galbally, Fran Coyne, Samantha Kupersmith, Brett Segal, Carl Fiebig and Tyler Margraf of JLL worked on behalf of the bankruptcy trustee, Alfred T. Giuliano Trustee, to arrange the buyers for the transaction.
FREMONT, CALIF. — 9th St. Partners LLC and Clarion Partners have broken ground on Campus at Bayside, an advanced manufacturing business park within Bayside Technology Park in Fremont. At full build-out, the six-building campus will offer 473,250 square feet of industrial space. Scheduled for delivery in second-quarter 2026, Phase I will feature 253,472 square feet across three buildings, designed to accommodate advanced manufacturing and R&D users. Each building will include a clear height of 32 feet, ESFR sprinkler systems and 4,000 amps of power with the ability to bring more power to the site. Phase I will include: – Building I: a 101,600-square-foot asset (expandable to 104,600 square feet), including 6,000 square feet of speculative office space (expandable to 12,000 square feet), 178 auto parking stalls, 11 dock-high and two grade-level doors, a 125-foot truck court and 10 EV charging stations; – Building 2: a 74,913-square-foot property with 5,020 square feet of office space, 119 auto parking stalls, eight dock-high doors and one grade-level door, a 125-foot truck court and 13 EV charging stations; – Building 3: a 76,959-square-foot facility (expandable to 78,959 square feet) with 4,000 square feet of speculative office space (expandable to 8,000 square feet), 140 auto parking …
RENO, NEV. — Kidder Mathews has arranged the sale of LEV Apartments, a multifamily property located at 1617 N. Virginia St. in Reno. A Sacramento, Calif.-based private real estate investment firm acquired the asset from a student housing developer for $14 million. Situated adjacent to the University of Nevada, Reno, LEV Apartments features 128 studio/one-bath units and a one-bedroom/one-bath unit all with shared kitchen areas. At the time of sale, the property was 98 percent occupied. The asset was originally built in 1980 by the Saltern family. Ben Nelson of Kidder Mathews represented the seller and buyer in the transaction.
LOVELAND, COLO. — Cushman & Wakefield and Berkshire Hathaway have arranged the sale of 1500 Monroe Avenue, a former public school property in Loveland. Thompson School District sold the asset to St. John Paul II High School for $5 million. Built in 1963 on 6.6 acres, the 53,000-square-foot property was formerly utilized by Thompson School District. Travis Ackerman of Cushman & Wakefield and Jack Tretheway of Berkshire Hathaway represented the seller in the deal.
ROCKLIN, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has negotiated the $3.8 million sale of a two-tenant retail pad site in Rocklin, approximately 25 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento, for $3.8 million. Situated at 2303 Sunset Blvd., the 6,122-square-foot building is occupied by U.S. Bank and a drive-thru Animal Urgent Care, each on a triple-net-lease. Built in 2022, the property sits on roughly 1 acre. Nearby tenants include Taco Bell, Safeway, Costco, Target, The Home Depot, WinCo Foods and Chipotle Mexican Grill. Eric Wohl and CJ Kiehler of Hanley represented the seller, a locally based private developer, in the transaction. Avi Narang of BRC Advisors Real Estate Investment Services represented the buyer, a private investor.
MARQUETTE, IOWA — Casino Queen Marquette will be renamed Bally’s Marquette as part of its move to a newly developed permanent landside facility, set to open in early 2026. The name change will coincide with a $21 million transformation project, which includes relocating the gaming floor ashore and introducing new dining, gaming and entertainment experiences. The rebrand follows Bally’s Corp.’s acquisition of The Queen Casino & Entertainment Inc., the regional gaming company that owns Casino Queen Marquette. The merger was completed in early 2025. The long-standing Mississippi River casino has operated aboard a riverboat for more than 30 years. The transformation into Bally’s Marquette will create nearly 80 new jobs.
CHICAGO — McShane Construction Co. and Ashlaur Construction have completed Westhaven Park Station, a 96-unit mixed-income apartment complex located on Chicago’s Near West Side. Brinshore Development and The Michaels Organization developed the 12-story property. The project marks the final phase of redevelopment of the former Henry Horner Homes complex and satisfies the requirement to replace all affordable units that were lost when the homes were demolished. McShane built a 113-unit condominium building as part of Phase I of the Westhaven Park development in 2006. Westhaven Park Station features three retail spaces on the ground floor. Units are offered in one- and two-bedroom layouts. Sixty-six percent of the units are affordable, while the remainder are market rate. Amenities include a fitness room, rooftop deck, parking, package room and conference room. LBBA provided architectural services.