NEW YORK CITY-The revival of securitization is driven by tight underwriting and relatively simple deals—but that will change, an attorney panel said Wednesday.

NEW YORK CITY-Five of the thought leaders who will appear at next month’s RealShare New York are on tap for a live webcast Thursday.

NEW YORK CITY-Thanks in part to an improved debt market, Manhattan’s investment sales market in 2010 could double or triple 2009’s, experts told a NAIOP audience.

BOSTON-Donald J. Chiofaro and City Hall remain at odds over the developer&#146;s plans to build a pair of towers adjacent to the Greenway, the <i>Boston Globe</i> reported.

NEW YORK CITY-Industry veterans Levine, Wine and Samuels will focus on repositioning existing multifamily and hospitality projects and developing new ones in key markets.

NEW YORK CITY-The Moody&#146;s/REAL All Property Type Aggregate Index is now 0.9% above the recession low and off 43.2% from the peak.

NEW YORK CITY-The partnership that seeks control of the massive apartment complex says last week&#146;s ruling against them contains &#147;several errors of law.&#148;

NEW YORK CITY-Amid more Wall Street layoffs, CBRE&#146;s Tighe and others look at how arts groups and landlords can devise mutually beneficial real estate strategies.