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NEW YORK CITY-One social-media savvy organization WLI aims to raise the visibility and number of women leaders in this industry. But thats only just a taste of its goals.
NEW YORK CITY-One social-media savvy organization WLI aims to raise the visibility and number of women leaders in this industry. But thats only just a taste of its goals.
CHICAGO- The firm also says it will make other big changes and concentrate more on forecasts instead of looking backward.
NEW YORK CITY-Exploring ways to unlock this value, either for reinvestment into the business or other uses, could have a highly positive impact on both efficient use of capital and market perception.
WASHINGTON, DC-The biggest change introduced at the Department of Housing and Urban Development has been its recently-formalized hospital refi program. But there have been other changes as well, says W&D's Michael Vaughn.
BETHESDA, MD-Originations were below the company's first quarter guidance largely due to the delay in the federal budget.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Healthcare Real Estate Insights examines healthcare REITS, including locally based Healthcare Trust of America Inc.
NEW YORK CITY-Solid returns and more than $720 million in IPOs. All in all, not a bad quarter for REITs, even if they didnt outperform the broader equity markets.
CHICAGO- The firm has released a study showing that a limited supply of properties, especially new construction, has continued to have an effect.
WASHINGTON, DC-On Wednesday, more than 250 members of the Institute of Real Estate Management and members of the CCIM Institute will hold some 200 meetings with their Congressperson.
Three principals at Ackman-Ziff talk about how they have managed to stay at only one commercial real estate firm for a decade each and offer advice to those starting in CRE how to stay in the game.
CARROLLTON, TX- The apartment market has slowed down a bit from 2011, and high-end apartments have slowed most of all.
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Results for the first quarter show that companies have continued to squeeze the amount of space allotted to employees.
LOS ANGELES-Jones Lang LaSalle indicates some market softness remains.
MINNETONKA, MN-Experts tell Healthcare Real Estate Insights that monetizations are ramping up once again, though the process isn't as frenzied as what took place during the 1990s and early 2000s.
NEW YORK CITY-ARCP and CEO Schorsch said theyll increase the cash portion of an offer to buy Cole Credit Property Trust III; CCPT IIIs board will review the revised offer.
LOS ANGELES-Lighthouse Investments and Paligroup team up to buy the Embassy Hotel. Revamped version will debut this summer.