NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS: Hurd purchases 2 West Des Moines restaurant properties
Real estate developer and investor Richard Hurd in September purchased two West Des Moines properties on which eating establishments are located. Hurd, th
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Real estate developer and investor Richard Hurd in September purchased two West Des Moines properties on which eating establishments are located. Hurd, th
Bradley Company negotiates sale of 160 acres of land in Indiana June 9, 2021 Bradley Company broker Michael Horrigan represented the owner of Borgman Spell Farm and the Harold Trusts in the sale of 160.5 acres of land in Greenfield, Indiana. The transaction began in 2019 as part of a two-phase take-down. The first phase closed in April 2020 and the second phase closed in May 2021. After owning the property for three generations, the family made the decision to sell its property to Opus Development JV for $10.593 million. The developer intends to build a facilit...
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Despite the pandemic, e-commerce growth is fueling the demand for warehouse spaces in the Twin Cities metro. For just about everyone in commercial real estate, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought economic challenges. Many offices are sparsely occupied, and the leasing outlook is uncertain. Many retail tenants are going bankrupt or closing stores. Hotels have seen the worst year that anyone can remember, because travel in the United States has dropped so much. But there is one bright shining star: industrial property. Demand just keeps growing. The pandemic has meant that people everyw...