ATLANTA—The healthcare property holding and leasing company's new CEO has served as its president and CFO for the past two years.

LOS ANGELES—Mainstream Software founder Peter Wallace says he and his team are looking forward to "continuing on our past success to offering a technology tool that allows account teams to meet client needs."

SAN FRANCISCO—As US fundamentals remain solid, Europe continues to emerge as "a bright spot for us," says Prologis CEO Hamid R. Moghadam.

CALABASAS, CA—Yet continued economic momentum "together with elevated business and consumer confidence bode well for travel in 2017," says Marcus & Millichap's Peter Nichols.

NEW YORK CITY—Clarion Partners' cofounder will remain executive chairman, turning over the reins to the firm's current president and CIO, PERE reported Monday.

NEW YORK CITY—By balance, the current top two special servicers come from outside the "traditional cartel" of servicers that invested in controlling bond positions, says Fitch Ratings.

BETHESDA, MD—Matt Naish developed an expertise in affordable housing policy and FHA multifamily products during his time with HUD.

NEW YORK CITY—Respondents to the annual survey reported "a significant uncalled capital overhang of $47 billion," says Kingsley Associates principal Jim Woidat.