NEW YORK CITY—“We are outraged at the snail's pace of the strategic process over the last 18 months,” Rambleside CEO Gregory Cohen wrote in a letter made public on Monday.

CARROLLTON, TX—The retention level, says MPF Research's Jay Parsons, is a reflection of “the depth of demand for apartments” and the lack of an affordability crisis in investment-grade multifamily.

NEW YORK CITY—The 1.5-mile extension of the 7 subway line “instantly creates an accessible new neighborhood right here in Manhattan,” MTA chairman Thomas Prendergast said at Sunday's ceremony.

LOS ANGELES—A year of low oil prices has made an impact on commercial real estate fundamentals; the news in a CBRE report is both positive and negative.

NEW YORK CITY—As the nation marks the 14th anniversary of 9/11, GlobeSt.com looks back on the website's coverage from that day and the week that followed.

NEW YORK CITY— “Lack of access to the public unsecured bond markets is forcing potential first-time REIT issuers to consider alternative sources of capital,” says Fitch Ratings' Steven Marks.

CLEVELAND—CEO David LaRue says the changes, effective with the company's REIT conversion next January, better align its organization with its strategies and strengths.

BELLEVUE, WA—A large-scale, single-point financing of this kind “is not generally available in the market for this long a period of time,” Cushman &amp; Wakefield's David Karson tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.