Nick Trombola is a contracted reporter specializing in local real estate news, with a focus on the Glendale area in California. His work has been featured in Commercial Observer and Yahoo Finance, covering topics such as commercial property acquisitions, refinancing, leasing, and market trends in the Southern California region.
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Nick's focus is mainly on the real estate industry, particularly commercial properties and housing development. He seems to cover private sector announcements and frequently cites data in his articles.
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By: Nick Trombola
The space adds to the toy maker’s notable footprint in the beachside enclave
The REIT has 57 projects in the pipeline and recently co-formed a joint venture to grow its global “xScale” data center portfolio.
By: Nick Trombola
The conversion is Jamison’s 10th adaptive reuse project to date.
By: Nick Trombola
The deals bring Riverside Tech Park to over 96% leased.
Adding tenant improvements and associated operational costs, the transit authority expects to spend a total $205M on the building over the next 30 years.
By: Nick Trombola
The building features 117 units and 2,500 square feet of retail space.
By: Nick Trombola
The project from Salt Development was planned next to the city’s Deer Canyon Park Preserve.
By: Nick Trombola
The deal paves the way for CoStar to move its HQ into the Arlington building next year.
By: Nick Trombola
The nonprofit’s new 22,000-SF lease cuts its office space by more than one third.
By: Nick Trombola
The purchase is far below the $108M Carr Properties paid for it a decade ago.
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