CoreNet Global says the increasingly mobile average office worker may occupy 100 square feet or less within five years. Even the federal government is getting in on the act.

NEW YORK CITY-A $120-million loan on the Dream Hotel Downtown is the largest of the mortgages in a securitization that reportedly will reach $1.5 billion when UBS and Barclays bring it to market.

Assets that have outlived their relevance in the current market, or owners’ willingness to put capital into them, may be functionally obsolete. The hows and whys are as varied as the solutions.

HAUPPAUGE, NY-SMSC’s sale-leaseback of its headquarters space at 80 Arkay Dr. here leaves 80,000 square feet to lease up at the office asset.

NEW YORK CITY-The private equity firm’s offer of $5 per share of common stock represents “the best way to maximize value for shareholders,” says Great Wolf CEO Schaefer.

BELLPORT, NY-The 795-unit Atlantic Point apartment complex here marks Savanna’s first foray into suburban multifamily as the private equity firm takes a majority stake. A Pantzer affiliate will continue to manage the property.

Eighty-two percent of respondents to Ernst & Young’s 2012 survey of investors believe the non-performing loan pipeline will be full for at least two more years.

The most sought-after asset class, multifamily also suffers from the highest CMBS delinquency rate. There are reasons for this apparent contradiction.