WASHINGTON, DC—On the other hand the rules are not as bad as originally proposed with regulators giving issuers flexibility in how they can reach the new risk retention level, CREFC's Steve Renna tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

WASHINGTON, DC—This transaction follows Principal Financial's acquisition of The Swift.

BALTIMORE, MD—"We are aware of numerous manufacturing and distribution companies that are searching for fulfillment centers close," says CEO Jim LIghthizer.

WASHINGTON, DC—The Master Plan was approved in 2008 and now the Armed Forces Retirement Home wants to move forward with its development.

GREENWICH, CT—Earlier this year Starwood Capital agreed to buy seven retail centers from Taubman Centers.

WASHINGTON, DC—The seller is Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund, which has been disposing of a number of its assets.

WASHINGTON, DC—The healthy figures also suggest that August's dip was an anomaly, NAHB's David Crowe says.

WASHINGTON, DC—Fannie Mae tenth Multifamily DUS REMIC takes aim at investors hungry for floating-rate paper.