KKR, Oak Hill invest in fiber optic company by Released | Apr 21, 2021 MetroNet has announced that funds managed by leading global investment firm KKR will be joining long-time partner Oak Hill Capital as investors in MetroNet, a provider of fiber optic high-speed broadband services in the nation.
Chevron, Toyota pursue strategic alliance on hydrogen by Released | Apr 21, 2021 Chevron U.S.A. Inc., through its Chevron Products Company division (Chevron), and Toyota Motor North America, Inc. (Toyota) have announced a memorandum of understanding to explore a strategic alliance.
iCapital and Nuveen enter into partnership by Released | Apr 21, 2021 Nuveen has formed a partnership with iCapital.
As lease addendums rise, marijuana businesses adapt by purchasing commercial property by Andrea Zander | Apr 21, 2021 As marijuana becomes legalized in more parts of the country and as an increasing number of states grow, harvest, store, sell and allow consumption, the nation’s real estate industry has felt the effects.
Plenty expands footprint with Compton, Calif., site by Andrea Zander | Apr 20, 2021 Plenty as plans to build a 95,000-square-foot warehouse, equivalent to 700 acres of farmland, in Los Angeles County.
Exxon Mobil floats carbon storage project proposal by Kali Persall | Apr 20, 2021 Texas oil giant Exxon Mobil has floated a proposal for a public-private carbon storage project that would reduce the cost of the carbon dioxide mitigation and reduce emissions.
ForeFront Power delivers San Luis Obispo’s largest solar project by Kali Persall | Apr 20, 2021 ForeFront Power has delivered a 1.2-megawatt solar project at the County Operations Center in San Luis Obispo County, Calif. — the largest project of its kind in the county.
NextEra acquires 391MW wind portfolio from Brookfield Renewable by Kali Persall | Apr 20, 2021 NextEra Energy Partners is planning to pay $733 million to Brookfield Renewable for a 391-megawatt portfolio of wind assets spanning two states.
Survey: Commercial real estate investors now favoring secondary U.S. markets by Mike Consol | Apr 20, 2021 For the first time in the seven-year history of the CBRE Americas Investor Intentions Survey, large investors (those with assets under management of more than $50 billion) are more interested in secondary markets than primary markets. Especially appealing are secondary markets in the U.S. Sun Belt, with Austin being identified as the most preferred market, followed by Dallas.
Rebounding global trade has lots of beneficiaries by Released | Apr 20, 2021 Global trade is recovering so strongly that infrastructure seems unable to support it, according to Oxford Economics.