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| August 15, 2008 |
Energy conservation means tenant savings ... and a protest against OPEC |
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Not too long ago I had the good fortune of spending time with experts in the Middle East and listened to the sobering truth of how our nation depends on foreign oil production specifically from that region. Our petrol dollars can be translated as energy expenditures here at home. |
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| November 14, 2007 |
Grunberg Lobs $54M Play to Win First Metro Deed |
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Making its first acquisition in the Phoenix market, a company formed by Grunberg Realty in New York City has paid $54 million or $215 per sf to buy Scottsdale Executive Office Park, a 251,588-sf complex. |
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| November 09, 2007 |
GRUNBERG REALTY ENTERS VALLEY MARKET . . . SPENDS $54 MILLION FOR SCOTTSDALE OFFICES |
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A company formed by Grunberg Realty in New York City (Michael Grunberg, principal) paid $54 million ($214.64 per foot) to buy a 251,588-square-foot office project at 8655 E. Via de Ventura and 7975 N. Hayden Road in Scottsdale. |
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| June 24, 2007 |
Hartford's Booster in Chief |
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LAWRENCE R. GOTTESDIENER is a glass-half-full kind of guy. Ten years ago, with a recession hanging like smog over the citys downtown, he saw opportunity. I came in with the impression that this was themost undervalued market in the country, he said. |
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| May 08, 2007 |
Businesses Launch $1.2M Improvements
Goal: cleaner, safer, more beautiful streets |
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Beginning by months end, downtown and Asylum Hill property owners will expect a big bang for the 1 percent tax surcharge they are paying to fund improvements in a newly formed business improvement district. |
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| March 09, 2007 |
Prudential Staying In City
Company's Retirement Services Unit Signs New 10-Year Lease, Will Occupy
More Space |
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The same day Hartford learned it might lose a major downtown employer to the suburbs, another big company renewed its lease in the central business district, keeping more than 800 employees in the city. |
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| November 08, 2006 |
NYLJ, Marketplace |
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Hudson 38 Holdings LLC has purchased a 16-story Garment District commercial building for $51 million. |
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| October 09, 2006 |
A Red-Hot Mover, Shaker and Flipper |
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Michael Grunberg has proved a master at creating sizzle, with the red-hot developer's latest plans to turn the form Bank of America building at 777 Main St. into chic condominiums. |
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| September 01, 2006 |
New player in downtown offers a different view -- literally |
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The panoramas are stunning. The 26th floor of the Bank of
America building features a bird's-eye view of Hartford like
few others. And soon, those views can be yours. |
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| August 28, 2006 |
Condo Project: A Good Fit |
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Like all other downtown Hartford developers, Michael Grunberg, whose Manhattan firm Grunberg Realty recently bought the Bank of America building at 777 Main St., surely reads the surveys that say the demand for condominiums is red hot - particularly among empty-nesters. |
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| August 12, 2006 |
High-End Condos A Lofty Ambition, Office Tower Owner Plans 50-60 Units |
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The man who bought the Bank of America building on Main Street in Hartford wants to turn several of the office tower's upper floors into high-rise condominium units - with sweeping city vistas and river views that could help push the price as high as $300,000 or $400,000. |
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| August 04, 2006 |
What are the elements of a successful real estate deal? |
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Responding simplistically, a good deal is one you can live with and prosper with. Naturally this applies to most anything from real estate to life itself. |
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| July 31, 2006 |
CCEDA Mulls Full, Scaled Back Parking Bid |
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Grunberg Realty hedges bets in quest for state aid to build more parking downtown. The Capital City Economic Development Authority says its two-member parking subcommittee must review Grunberg Realty's request for money to build a parking garage a the downtown Bank of America building. |
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| April 24, 2006 |
Grunberg Seeks $3.8 Million Garage Subsidy. Hartford tower floors will lay vacant without help. |
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Just three weeks after paying nearly $13 million for Hartford's 777 Main St. office tower, developer Michael Grunberg now says he needs state and local help to fund a $10 million parking garage expansion - or else. |
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| February 22, 2006 |
Grunberg Beats Out Northland to Buy Bank of America Building |
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Grunberg Realty which purchased 280 Trumbull St. in Hartford in 2004 for $65 million is well on its way to owning a second major piece of real estate in the city's downtown. |
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| February 10, 2006 |
City Tower Has Buyer, Grunberg Realty Signs Contract For Bank Building |
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A Manhattan real estate company that describes itself as "very bullish" on Hartford has signed a
contract to buy the downtown Bank of America building after Northland Investment Corp. ended its
quest to purchase the 27-story tower. |
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| February 03, 2006 |
City Tower Sought, Developer Sues Over Failed Deal For Bank Of America Building |
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Northland Investment Corp., already downtown Hartford's largest landlord and the developer of a new
36-story apartment tower, is seeking to add to its holdings another office building prominent in the
city's skyline. |
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