MIAMI—The industry leaders who shared their insight during RealShare Apartments East 2013 agreed that the multifamily market’s tailwinds will help it push through any challenges that lay ahead.
NEW YORK CITY-More than 40,000 apartment units, mainly in coastal markets, are changing hands as the acquisition is finalized.
ARLINGTON, VA—Transaction involves $669 billion in cash and 60 multifamily complexes with more than 20,000 units.
MIAMI—Capital—the availability of it, the amount of it and where it’s being placed in the market—was a recurring topic of conversation at the RealShare Apartments East 2013 conference
NEW YORK CITY-Good news for the economy spells bad news for those in mortgage banking.
NEW YORK CITY-In a regularly scheduled conference call, the soon-to-be-former CEO at Vornado counted himself “quite pleased” with 2012’s full-year results “despite a difficult leasing environment.”
Berkeley Point's Jim McDevitt says that many markets can not only support multifamily development, but contests that it would be hard to keep up with demand.
WASHINGTON, DC-Funds that are buying up single-family homes for rentals may be partly behind the price rises, says Christopher Tower, assurance partner in the Real Estate practice of BDO USA.
MIAMI—The multifamily market’s upward trajectory has given developers the confidence to start building again. But with this comes an entirely new set of concerns, as well as trends in construction.
NEW YORK CITY-The resignation means a return to the CEO’s chair for chairman Steven Roth; he held the position for 20 years.
NEW YORK CITY-Eastern Consolidated’s senior director, Adelaide Polsinelli, presents her insight into sparkling neighborhoods here, and how one can be successful as a woman in the commercial real estate industry.
NEW YORK CITY-Data from three separate entities show a bounceback in housing growth.
NEW YORK CITY-The union will "change dramatically our size, our scale and, most importantly, our growth potential,” ARCP CEO Nicholas Scorsch said when the plan was announced in December.
NEW YORK CITY-The organization is broadening its reach not only by tapping into global markets but also by bolstering its institutional presence, CCIM’s newly elected president tells GlobeSt.com’s Paul Bubny.
ANN ARBOR, MI- McKinley, Inc. and Avanath Capital announced yesterday that McKinley will begin managing many of the latter’s multifamily properties.
MEMPHIS-Single-family home renters are more likely to stay in place than apartment dwellers, reveals a first-time national survey.
WASHINGTON, DC-In this UPDATE to this morning's story we report how some $4 billion or 4% of federal construction spending might be axed this year alone under sequestration.
HOUSTON-The famed cancer center mulls a model based more on acute care systems in neighborhoods, versus the hospital campus, leased-based model.
Auction.com's Paulsen sees a slight increase in office-asset transactions this year and says many of those trades could happen in secondary markets.
NEWTON, MA-The single-tenant REIT has made nearly $300 million of acquisitions since this past Oct. 1, including a pair of Addison, TX office buildings it bought in January.
RICHMOND, VA-And in launching the new platform, Louis Rogers says he can also provide a no-harm, no-foul approach to TICs.
CHICAGO-The well-capitalized local buyer, owner and manager of medical office buildings is ready for larger deals, while continuing its focus on small- to mid-level opportunities.
BOCA RATON, FL-Strong synergies between Office Depot and OfficeMax weigh strongly in favor of their proposed combination, Colliers International’s Mark Keschl tells GlobeSt.com’s Paul Bubny.
BOSTON-The fourth quarter saw the company make strides with its “differentiated investment thesis,” CEO Butcher said Thursday.
LOS ANGELES-In this second part of today’s two-part article, CBRE professionals review the 13 primary trends to watch this year.
NEW YORK CITY-Wrapping up our latest poll, we noticed that you said that the most important topics for the commercial real estate industry covered during the State of the Union were jobs and taxes. But what you’re sharing on Twitter seems to indicate otherwise
The multifamily market isn't showing any signs of slowing down, and it's a good time for borrowers, as long as Fannie and Freddie are still in the game, says Walker & Dunlop's King.
AUSTIN-Apartment Realty Advisors' Student Housing Year End Report indicates a healthy real estate sector, complete with stabilized cap rates, more developments and REITs and institutional investors returning full bore to the market.
LOS ANGELES-But in a totally apolitical way. In this first of a two-part article, we explore how some CRE trends, as projected by CBRE prior to the State of the Union, were also nailed by our prescient President.
BofI Federal Bank is one of our Thought Leader partners on Multifamily Leader, and Morgan Ferris tells us that he sees a growing demand for multifamily investment in secondary markets.
BOCA RATON, FL-The proposed merger would create a retailer with combined 2012 revenues of $18 billion, about three-quarters the sales of chief rival Staples.
ORANGE COUNTY-Emily Watkins, senior vice president corporate client development at JLL sees social media and flexible office as two upcoming commercial real estate trends.
NEW YORK CITY-Office supply giants OfficeMax and Office Depot are in advanced discussions to merge the two companies.
The merger deal is said to be a stock-for-stock transaction, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Office Depot, based in Boca Raton, FL and OfficeMax, which is headquartered in Naperville, IL, have each suffered from falling sales due to the struggling economy and increased online competition. …
NEW YORK CITY-“According to the folks of Fitch, “chatterings” of REIT LBOs are growing. Highly unlikely, they say.
NEW YORK CITY-In this follow-up to our national poll story, a range of commercial real estate executives share their forward-looking views. In short, a good year ahead.
NEW YORK CITY-2013 is expected to be a good business year and a bevy of commercial real estate executives shared their forward-looking views.
NEW YORK CITY-Office supply giants Office Max and Office Depot are in advanced discussions to merge the two companies.
The merger deal is said to be a stock-for-stock transaction, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Office Depot, based in Boca Raton, FL and Office Max, which is headquartered in Naperville, IL, have each suffered from falling sales due to the struggling economy and increased online competition. …
DALLAS-AXIOMetrics' recent figures show a slow, but still steady effective rent growth. Meanwhile, class C properties showed the best annual effective rent and occupancy growth rates during January.
WASHINGTON, DC-How are REITs like the rest of the market? January was a good, but not a bell-ringer, in keeping with modest performance industry-wide.
NEW YORK CITY-A new study enumerates the many ways the city’s office buildings can help fight climate change.
NEW YORK CITY-We asked, you answered, and our latest poll illustrates a rather positive forecast for businesses this year.
NEW YORK CITY-We asked, you answered, and our latest poll illustrates a rather positive forecast for businesses this year.
NEW YORK CITY-The economic scenario for 2013 is still a good-news/bad-news picture, thanks in large part to, guess, what? Our elected officials.
NEW YORK CITY-Sustainability will be among the facility’s focus areas.
WASHINGTON, DC-Legislation was introduced in both houses of Congress on Thursday to allow states to collect online sales taxes.
NEW YORK CITY-The economic scenario for 2013 is still a good-news/bad-news picture, thanks in large part to, guess, what? Our elected officials.
NEW YORK CITY-Sustainability will be among the facility’s focus areas.
WASHINGTON, DC-Legislation was introduced in both houses of Congress on Thursday to allow states to collect online sales taxes.
PHOENIX-Ross Caulum with Scripps Health shared the organization's real estate strategy at the recent RealShare Medical Office Buildings Conference.
PHOENIX-Ross Caulum with Scripps Health shared the organization's real estate strategy at the recent RealShare Medical Office Buildings Conference.
A recent report from NMHC and NAA found that the apartment sector contributed $1.1 trillion to the national economy in 2011, even in the midst of a weak economy.
A recent report from NMHC and NAA found that the apartment sector contributed $1.1 trillion to the national economy in 2011, even in the midst of a weak economy.
NEW YORK CITY-The deal also includes CNBC’s headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; it’s expected to close by the end of March.
NEW YORK CITY-Patricia Lancaster, professor, construction management at NYU Schack Institute of Commercial Real Estate shared her views on modular construction and the rapidly developing Hudson Yards and West Side projects.
NEW YORK CITY-The deal also includes CNBC’s headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; it’s expected to close by the end of March.
NEW YORK CITY-Patricia Lancaster, professor, construction management at NYU Schack Institute of Commercial Real Estate shared her views on modular construction and the rapidly developing Hudson Yards and West Side projects.
WASHINGTON, DC-‘Made in America,’ ‘Fix it First’ and ‘Partnership to Rebuild America” were slogans coined at last night’s State of the Union address, in three areas that will impact our industry.
PHOENIX-John Mugford with HREIT explains how Banner Health is building an ambulatory system throughout the southwest. This was reported at the latest RealShare Medical Office Buildings conference.
WASHINGTON, DC-‘Made in America,’ ‘Fix it First’ and ‘Partnership to Rebuild America” were slogans coined at last night’s State of the Union address, in three areas that will impact our industry.
PHOENIX-John Mugford with HREIT explains how Banner Health is building an ambulatory system throughout the southwest. This was reported at the latest RealShare Medical Office Buildings conference.
NEW YORK CITY-In this UPDATE to this morning’s report, experts share their picks for the most promising secondary markets.
NEW YORK CITY-In this UPDATE to this morning’s report, experts share their picks for the most promising secondary markets.
SACRAMENTO-Texas Gov. Rick Perry recently released a radio ad here criticizing the Golden State's business climate. And while California officials might not be worried, local sources have some key advice to entice businesses to stay put.
NEW YORK CITY-There are cities without the luster of Manhattan that can still make your ROI shine. This is the first of a two-part article.
SACRAMENTO-Texas Gov. Rick Perry recently released a radio ad here criticizing the Golden State's business climate. And while California officials might not be worried, local sources have some key advice to entice businesses to stay put.
NEW YORK CITY-There are cities without the luster of Manhattan that can still make your ROI shine. This is the first of a two-part article.
MIAMI-In the second installment of today's Young Professionals story, Andres Del Corral shares four essential, common-sense tips to help survive the pre-commission days.
MIAMI-In the second installment of today's Young Professionals story, Andres Del Corral shares four essential, common-sense tips to help survive the pre-commission days.
MIAMI-Before the big commissions roll in, young brokers need to know how to keep body and soul together. In this first part of a two-part story, Andres del Corral of Blanca Commercial Real Estate discusses the stark reality of starting out.
SEATTLE-The rate for a 15-year fixed home loan is currently 2.7%, while the rate for a 5-1 adjustable-rate mortgage is 2.35%, says Zillow.
MIAMI-Before the big commissions roll in, young brokers need to know how to keep body and soul together. In this first part of a two-part story, Andres del Corral of Blanca Commercial Real Estate discusses the stark reality of starting out.
SEATTLE-The rate for a 15-year fixed home loan is currently 2.7%, while the rate for a 5-1 adjustable-rate mortgage is 2.35%, says Zillow.
NEW YORK CITY-Your up-to-the moment views are certainly important to us and so, we’ve been asking some hot-topic questions on Twitter. Here are your answers.
NEW YORK CITY-Your up-to-the moment views are certainly important to us and so, we’ve been asking some hot-topic questions on Twitter. Here are your answers.
WASHINGTON, DC-Concerns about job losses are dwindling, the GSE says. Survey respondents say it’s a good time to sell.
WASHINGTON, DC-Concerns about job losses are dwindling, the GSE says. Survey respondents say it’s a good time to sell.
NEW YORK CITY-The 12-state portfolio encompasses 5.7 million square feet and was 96.1% leased at year’s end, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
OAKBROOK TERRACE, IL - Mid-America Real Estate Corp. has released a comparison study of net lease data among the top nine banking chains in the United States.
NEW HYDE PARK, NY-Its occupancy levels now at their highest since before the capital markets meltdown, the shopping center REIT expects further improvement this year.
NEW YORK CITY-Jill Lerner, 2013 President of American Institute of Architects New York; principal, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates architects, talks with us about her new role and this city’s continued brilliance and innovation this year.
MINNETONKA, MN-In this third part of a three-part series, HREI editor John Mugford examines a potential increase in healthcare real estate development for 2013.
SAN DIEGO-News from MBA CREF is that MBA forecasts an 11% increase in commercial and multifamily mortgage originations this year as competing entities crowd the lending community.
NEW YORK CITY-If you didn’t, you’re in the minority, according to a study just completed by CoreNet Global and FPL Associates, which GlobeSt.com has accessed exclusively.
NEW YORK CITY-In the second part of our interview with Jill Lerner, the AIA president discusses projects in which she was most invested, and how she would choose to reshape her selected NYC area.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Non-traded REITs have issued nearly $80 billion of equity during the past ten years to more than 2 million shareholders.
LOS ANGELES-The US Justice Department filed civil charges against Standard & Poor’s on Monday alleging the credit rating firm gave inaccurate appraisals on mortgage-backed securities that fueled the national recession.
LOS ANGELES-The U.S Justice Department filed civil charges against Standard & Poor’s on Monday alleging the credit rating firm gave inaccurate appraisals on mortgage-backed securities that fueled the national recession.
NEW HYDE PARK, NY-Corporate responsibility that is, with a website highlighting the REIT’s sustainability push.
MINNETONKA, MN-John Mugford with Healthcare Real Estate Insights offers a three-part series forecast of what will happen in 2013. Part one: Healthcare real estate investments, developments will ramp up.
FRANKFURT-The move comes as new investors are coming into the infrastructure business, says RREEF head Pierre Cherki.
ARLINGTON, VA-GlobeSt.com learns exclusively that Promontory Interfinancial is launching a marketplace for lenders, brokers and advisers to share—and hopefully move—bank assets.
BofI Federal Bank does not see the multifamily market taking any turns for the worse. He talks about his expectations for 2013.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Bureau of Labor Statistics also revised job gains for October, November and December.
CALABASAS, CA-West Coast cities dominate the Top 5 best bets for 2013 as Marcus & Millichap ranks the most promising cities.
GREENWICH, CT-The appointment comes as Starwood Capital begins rolling out the first five of its Baccarat and 1 Hotels properties, including three in New York City.
