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John Salustri has covered the commercial real estate industry for nearly 25 years. He was the founding editor of GlobeSt.com, and is a four-time recipient of the Excellence in Journalism award from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
NEW YORK CITY--It could be as early as next week that some $1.5 billion in CMBS will be on the block, Bloomberg reports. The sale will be backed by some 175 assets around the country.
NEW YORK CITY-Coldwell Banker Commercial president and COO Fred Schmidt chats with GlobeSt.com’s John Salustri about the upper-level defections the industry is seeing and how it helps CBC’s market presence.
LOS ANGELES-Together with Stan Ross, Leventhal built Kenneth Leventhal & Co. into the premier real estate accounting firm of its day. They merged their practice into Ernst & Young in 1995. Leventhal was 91 when he died.
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.
This really isn’t a blog about energy efficiency. It’s more a rant against the apparent need of government to insinuate itself into the workings of the private sector.
NEW YORK CITY-In the wake of Arthur Mirante’s move to Avison Young, GlobeSt.com’s content director John Salustri chats with Bruce Mosler to discuss the legacy and next steps.
HOUSTON-Locally based Weingarten Realty Investors is getting rid of its wholly owned industrial sites, some 52 assets located in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. J.P. Morgan Securities is advisor.
If you’ve been following GlobeSt.com in recent days (and why would you not?) you’ve been hearing a lot about bifurcated markets, this one of the major takeaways of our recent RealShare Real Estate 2012 in Los Angeles.