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Broad Street Launches Asset Management InitiativeThe Latest From Other Markets
NEW YORK CITY—Broad Street Development’s new division will provide consulting, co-investment and third-party management for institutional owners and lenders.
INDUSTRIAL
• Testa Produce To Build LEED Platinum Facility• Invacare Signs & Expands to 88,000 SF
• David Burback Takes Reins at Two Grubb Offices
MULTIFAMILY
• HUD’s Budget Proposal Calls for Changes and Cuts• Fascitelli Sees ‘Day of Reckoning’ Ahead
• Developer Considers Dubai Residential Project
OFFICE
• Valspar Takes 40,000 SF in O’Hare Submarket• After ‘09 Slump, Office Condos Will Rise Again
• SVN Snags a Pair of Union County Sales
HOTEL
• Transparent Market Aids Hungry Investors• Russia, Poland to Lead European Construction
• Tucker Development Plans MXD in Newark
NET LEASE
• AFIRE: Foreigners Still Committed to US Real Estate• NAREIT: REIT Market Poised for Bullish 16 Years
• NAI Hanson Launches Real Estate Alliance
AROUND THE NATION
Transparent Market Aids Hungry InvestorsNEW YORK CITY- David Tobin of Mission Capital Advisors discusses loan sales and workouts.
HEADLINES
• Real Estate Forum: What's It Really Worth?
• Arbiters Rule Against WTC Rent Relief
• Stable MF Vacancy Persists in Hudson County
DEAL FOCUS
$36M Refinances Mixed-Use Theater, CondosPASADENA, CA-CT/KDF Community Development Partners LLC of Newport Beach closes on the new financing for the Raymond Renaissance project.
FINANCE
• Fascitelli Sees ‘Day of Reckoning’ Ahead• Cautious Optimism for Finance
• Liberty International Could Split Arms
DEVELOPMENT
• Russia, Poland to Lead European Construction• Tucker Development Plans MXD in Newark
• Dollar General Plans 600 New Stores
LEASING
• Global Outlook Brightens a Bit• Regency Centers Posts Loss Despite Rally
• $45M in Watt Retail Leases Drives Redevelopments
SALES
• Transparent Market Aids Hungry Investors• Preferred Buys Village Green Center
• National Retail's Income Falls By Half
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THE LONG ROAD BACK:
6th Annual Transwestern / Real Estate Forum Capital Markets Symposium
Sponsored By: Transwestern
Slowly, the economy is turning the corner, and the focus has switched to how—and when—commercial real estate capital and investment markets will respond. One thing is certain: Firms with a global focus will emerge first. 6th Annual Transwestern / Real Estate Forum Capital Markets Symposium
Sponsored By: Transwestern
Available On Demand Cost: $59 Register Now >
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
NEW YORK CITY-Economists Mark Zandi and Sam Chandan tell an Urban Land Institute audience the recession will worsen locally and nationally.
NEW YORK CITY-Total retail sales are forecast by ICSC to decline 5.3% in the first half of the year and rise 2.7% in the second half.
HOT TOPICS
Video of the Week
NEW YORK CITY-Bruce Mosler, co-chairman of Cushman & Wakefield, discusses what is to come in the industry with GlobeSt.com’s John Salustri.
DALLAS-Developer Allen Group seeks relief for $178 million worth of debt on the 6,000-acre inland port in South Dallas.
GAINESVILLE, FL-High unemployment is making a bleak picture more uncertain, a UF survey shows.
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