NEW YORK CITY—With capital chasing core assets, success for private equity globally means “continuing to identify new holes in the market to fill or accepting a greater appetite for risk,” says EY.

NEW YORK CITY—“We expect CMBS delinquency to be in the 5.6% to 6.1% range by the end of 2015,” roughly in line with the unemployment rate, Standard & Poor's says.

PORTSMOUTH, NH—Yet Lodging Econometrics points out that the current high level is still a long way from the 2007 peak of 5,438 projects and 718,387 keys.

NEW YORK CITY—The 16-story apartment tower that marks the redevelopment's first construction is projected for a 2017 completion date at a cost of $200 million.

PHOENIX—In reporting the results of its audit committee's investigation, the net lease REIT said Monday it expects to name a new CEO and non-executive chairman “in the near term.”

NEW YORK CITY—By comparison to the commercial real estate world he came into, value and pricing today are “heavily influenced by the supply of capital and capital's demand for real estate,” Busi tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

NEW YORK CITY—Reportedly the largest acquisition to date by a non-traded REIT, the deal offers “compelling value” on the basis of both price per key and yield, says chairman William Kahane.

CHICAGO—Global Logistics Properties, which will manage the platform via the existing IndCor team, plans to syndicate most of its 55% stake by summer.