LOS ANGELES-The differences between fundamentals in a non-gateway market—Omaha, for instance—and a core CBD are surprisingly small, says a new white paper from CBRE.

NEW YORK CITY-The Ivy League school's Weill Medical College has grown its presence at the Plaza District office tower to more than 180,000 square feet.

BOSTON-With $3.5 billion in assets under management, Polaris will be relocating to the Fallon Co.'s mixed-use project beginning in the second quarter of next year.

NEW YORK CITY-The Bloomberg administration's foresight in rezoning the Far West Side “is the reason the neighborhood is booming today,” said Related Cos. president Bruce Beal at Tuesday's RealShare New York conference

NEW YORK CITY-The final tally includes the full exercise of the underwriters' overallotment option; the REIT will use proceeds to fund certain costs and make cash payments to shareholders in the existing entities.

WASHINGTON, DC-Despite the uncertainty over whether politicians can work together on substantive matters, “there's no question that the industry is coming back,” NAIOP's president and CEO tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY-The Fifth Avenue office tower's owner, Bromley Cos., took advantage of “a unique and opportunistic moment to improve the building's capital structure,” says CEO Nicholas Haines.

NEW YORK CITY-The combinations with ARCT IV and CapLease, both expected to close by year's end, will give ARCP an enterprise value of $10.2 billion, says ARCP CEO Nicholas Schorsch.