CALABASAS, CA-Amid a host of economic roadblocks putting a drag on progress, 'there’s a natural recovery that’s moving ahead,' Marcus & Millichap’s Nadji told a webinar audience Tuesday.

NEW YORK CITY-Demand for rental housing from Manhattan’s growing tech sector made the two-building East 22nd Street portfolio a smart buy, Broad Street principal Chalme tells GlobeSt.com’s Paul Bubny.

NEW YORK CITY-Now head of corporate communications for the Rockefeller Group, Doherty spearheaded C&W’s quarterly media briefings on the Manhattan market during a decade-long stint with the firm.

The next 12 months will see nearly $67 billion of CMBS loans due to mature, about 13% of which are already in special servicing, says Morningstar.

WASHINGTON, DC-The weak March numbers understate the gradual improvement in the labor market while the prior month’s figures overstated it, according to IHS Global Insight’s Gault.

NEW YORK CITY-Although Manhattan’s vacancy rate remained flat compared to Q3 2011, “you’ve essentially got a market that’s in equilibrium,” C&W’s Harbert said at a press briefing Tuesday.

NEW YORK CITY-The Bloomberg administration filed an appeal last summer saying that the Census Bureau had undercounted the city’s population by more than 200,000.

NEW YORK CITY-The new lease-accounting standards could mean a new paradigm for amortization; E&Y’s Wolfe, Reznick’s Kessler and other experts will map out the new landscape at Tuesday’s RealShare Net Lease conference.