Senior Housing

WASHINGTON, DC-Congress wants FASB to slow down and consider the potential fall out from the lease accounting convergence proposal.

SACRAMENTO-L Street Lofts, a mixed-use, fractured condominium project, sells with just 10 units being leased for $2.50 per square foot, the highest rental rate in the midtown area.

GARDEN CITY, NY-Engel Burman will continue managing the six properties it developed across Nassau County; a seventh community in East Northport will be part of its joint venture with Harrison Street. 

WASHINGTON, DC-Panelists at the upcoming RealShare Washington, DC will discuss what is driving development in the area, the changing nature of office supply and demand, and the outlook of investment sales here.

CHICAGO-The former large housing project has finally been fully demolished, and this next building will include mixed-income housing and a medical office.

BETHESDA, MD-The merger of the Reznick Group and J.H. Cohn will create an organization with a larger public presence, allowing for a greater focus on REITs, David Kessler tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

TORRANCE, CA-The increase in Phase I ESA’s ordered indicates steady improvement in the national real estate markets, says engineering-consulting firm Partner Engineering and Science Inc.

WASHINGTON, DC-The Architecture Billings Index moved back into negative territory after five months of positive readings.

WASHINGTON, DC-Speakers at the Alliance to Save Energy conference talk about how to further drive energy efficiency—or rather, productivity—among businesses and consumers.

DALLAS-Ernst & Young's Seyfarth breaks down the changing role of special servicers in the distress environment.

WASHINGTON, DC-The latest survey of the Real Estate Roundtable points to a cutoff between sentiment today and projections for the future, CEO Jeff DeBoer tells GlobeSt.com’s Erika Morphy.

RICHMOND-Skanska is competing for public-private partnership projects in several states, but Virginia is clearly among the leaders in this structure, Karl Reichelt tells GlobeSt.com’s Erika Morphy.

DALLAS-Special servicer roles are changing in this shifting commercial real estate market.

WASHINGTON, DC-Funding for infrastructure has been constrained since the recession, according to ULI and E&Y's latest infrastructure report. However, local voters and governments are not letting that stop them.

BETHESDA, MD-Groundbreaking for the one-million-square foot, mixed-use project is tentatively set for later this year. Tenant Silverspot is planning a 12-screen movie theater at Rock Spring.

WASHINGTON, DC-Industrial REITs are flourishing as the economy shifts to favor supply-related trends, NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure tells GlobeSt.com’s Erika Morphy.

DALLAS—Special Servicers are going to get into note sales in a big way in 2012. Interviews and panel discussions from RealShare Distressed Assets reveal some secrets.

DALLAS—The uninformed may get lost in the red tape, but for savvy buyers, there’s gold—and growth—in buying loans. RealShare Distressed Assets Panelists go on the record with their thoughts on the market.

ATLANTA-CNL's Joe Johnson tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire the demand continues to outpace new supply of senior living facilities.

ATLANTA-LaSalle will break ground on the Sugarloaf Autumn Leaves community in the next few weeks and expects a grand opening in 2013.