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Moghadam Ready to Take ProLogis Reins
SAN FRANCISCO-Walt Rakowich steps down on Monday, all in keeping with the succession plan mapped out at the time of the ProLogis, AMB merger.
SAN FRANCISCO-Walt Rakowich steps down on Monday, all in keeping with the succession plan mapped out at the time of the ProLogis, AMB merger.
NEW YORK CITY-The previously announced merger has closed, with Five Mile taking the remainder of Primes B preferred shares.
NEW YORK CITY-Marcus & Millichap broker Jason M. Byrne says you need to err on the side of aggressiveness . . . and think in terms of what your clients need, not whats in it for you.
NEW YORK CITY-There is no room at the inn, says CohnReznicks Copeman, citing an imbalance between supply and demand of affordable rental apartments in most markets across the country.
NEW YORK CITY--The sector is on its way back, but there are questions about the wisdom of regulatory oversight.
SAN DIEGO-Locally based Westcore Properties a fund managed by DRA Advisors LLC buy the 11.1-million-square-foot portfolio of industrial in California and the Midwest.
SAN FRANCISCO-Potential home sellers in many Western metro areas, including the Bay Area, Las Vegas and Phoenix, are well-positioned to take advantage of locally strong demand, says Zillow.
NEW YORK CITY-Brokers, traders and industry professionals alike are making their lists, checking them twice and maybe three times and starting to look towards 2013.
NEW YORK CITY-Elected officials are coming to a meeting of minds on the Cliff. But its not enough.
LOS ANGELES-The firm adds Alex Saunders to serve as a partner of Champion-Saunders Multi-Family Investments, a multifamily platform that will target value-add through the Western US.
NEW YORK CITY-The iconic New York Stock Exchange in Lower Manhattan will serve as one of two headquarters for the combined company; NYSE Euronext's Niederauer will serve as president.
SEATTLE-The terminal will create 4,400 jobs at full capacity during the construction phase, and 1,250 permanent jobs and $140 million a year in economic benefits from operations.
WASHINGTON, DC-Even if it is, the commercial real estate industry is rushing to close deals in 2012, Larry Selevan, CEO of Chesterfield Faring Ltd. tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN JOSE-The property, located at 635 W. Capitol Expressway, is said to have set a new national sales record for the big-box retailer-occupied property with an aggressively low closing cap rate of 4.68%.
NORTHERN NJ-In northern New Jersey, going over the "fiscal cliff" would mean this: A halting progress toward recovery would be stifled. In central New Jersey, it would mean this: A mild recession would ensue.
NEW YORK CITY-The acquisition of American Realty Capital Trust III will "change dramatically our size, our scale and, most importantly, our growth potential," ARCP CEO Schorsch said in a conference call Monday.
NEWARK-Dave Twardock has set his retirement plan in place. PMCC does the same with succession planning as David Durning takes the reins.
BEVERLY HILLS, CA-Aragon Holdings expands into two new markets with the acquisition of three properties in Atlanta and Denver, and deploys approximately half of the $52 million it raised in its recently-closed private equity fund.
NEW YORK CITY-The superstorm has been "a wake-up call" for owners and managers, says Peel of Datawatch Systems, who adds that he doesn't see demand abating for remote monitoring systems.
SEATTLE-Much of the West Coast is ready, but East Coast ports still need to do some work to get ready for the Panama Canal expansion, says Colliers' "Knowledge Leader."
BETHESDA, MD-Year to date, the company has provided $81 million in affordable housing finance nationwide. VP Dustin Swartz says W&D would like to increase its presence in this area next year.
LOS ANGELES-Now officially established as a US-based provider, the firm is ready to roll out its push to increase its global footprint, with Canada, the US and Latin America in its sites.
LOS ANGELES-Attendees are still buzzing about RealShare Apartments 2012, where industry experts see next year's investment appetite to top an already phenomenal 2012.
WASHINGTON, DC-NAREIT figures show REITs, while underperforming in November are outperforming the market. No that doesn't necessarily mean they are overvalued, Calvin Schnure tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.
NEW YORK CITY-Gramercy Capital Corp. and partner Garrison Investment Group closed on the purchase of a 5.6-million-square-foot portfolio. The seller is an affiliate of KBS.
STERLING, VA-Select Income REIT acquired the asset from Prudential Real Estate Investors.
WASHINGTON, DC-Delinquency rates in commercial real estate continue to drop. You'd almost never guess that at one point distress real estate had breached $200 billion.
WASHINGTON, DC-Delinquency rates in commercial real estate continue to drop. You'd almost never guess that at one point distress real estate had breached $200 billion.
WASHINGTON, DC-What Superstorm Sandy didn't do-depress hiring-the fiscal cliff is doing.
WASHINGTON, DC-All is well in housing, relatively speaking. The Multifamily Production Index remains steady and the number of housing markets considered "improving" has reached 201.
WASHINGTON, DC-The slowdown, not surprisingly, is due to artificial reasons, not a change in fundamentals, JLL's Joe Brennan tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.
ATLANTIC CITY-With resort complexes little damaged by Sandy, Margaritaville construction starts and an indoor mall is proposed.
McLEAN, VA-The GSE has just released its last K-Certificates for the year of approximately $1.1 billion.
NEW YORK CITY-The superstorm has been "a wake-up call" for owners and managers, says Peel of Datawatch Systems, who adds that he doesn't see demand abating for remote monitoring systems.
NEW YORK CITY-It was the basis going in that helped spur the private equity giant to acquire $16 billion of shopping centers globally, Gray said Monday at ICSC New York.
LOS ANGELES-It's official. Sulentic has assumed the title of CEO, taking over for Brett White, who retired last month.
NEW YORK CITY-Ric Clark, Jeff Schwartz and Robert Toll all seem to feel that the economy will do great . . . if Congress doesn't muck up the Fiscal Cliff issue.