LOS ANGELES-Manatt, Phelps & Phillips’ Tom Muller talks to GlobeSt.com’s Natalie Dolce about wounded banks, life insurance companies, construction lending (or lack of) and his thoughts on 2011.

SAN DIEGO-Multifamily owner Security Properties Inc. signs a 15-year master lease agreement with the school, which sees it as a ‘quality housing option.’

MENLO PARK, CA-An unidentified source tells GlobeSt.com that Rreef acquires the former Sun Microsystems campus here for Facebook’s future headquarters for $200 million.

Capital is crowding around a few choice deals―mainly trophy properties in top-tier markets―driving prices up and cap rates down for those assets. So what’s the capital crowd to do?

LOS ANGELES-Despite risks that can't be ignored, experts foresee bright times ahead for the already much-improved debt markets in 2011.

SANTA CLARA, CA-South Bay Development Co. and Praedium sell 5200 Patrick Henry Dr. to a credit-worthy tenant, showing signs of strength in the Silicon Valley market.

DUBLIN, CA-An unidentified source not involved in the deal tells GlobeSt.com's Natalie Dolce that the sale of the Shops at Waterford to an entity managed by American Realty Advisors went for approximately $50 million.

IRVINE, CA-Company president Richard Walter tells GlobeSt.com’s Natalie Dolce that this deal shows that special servicers are getting to the point where—even if the properties are owned by a large institutional owner—they don’t want to keep working it out.