NEW YORK CITY—But don't go looking for big blocks of space in Midtown South, CBRE's Peter Turchin said Tuesday—none have been available in months.

NEW YORK CITY—Led by chairman and CEO John Thain, the combined company will have more than $65 billion in assets and more than $30 billion of deposits.

FORT WORTH—The departure of Robert Weaver comes as TPG is close to finalizing the capital raise for its first dedicated real estate fund, PERE reported Tuesday.

NEW YORK CITY—“All of them offer something creative and unique,” said CBRE's Amira Yunis, who brought the soon-to-open UrbanSpace Vanderbilt to Midtown East, during a panel discussion Tuesday afternoon.

SAN FRANCISCO—“The lending part of the equation is staying pretty disciplined,” the Marcus &amp; Millichap senior EVP said during a recent segment of CNBC's <i>Squawk Box.

NEW YORK CITY—Cofounder Wellington Denahan, who has served as CEO since 2012, will remain the mortgage REIT's chairman of the board and also serve as executive chairman.

SAN FRANCISCO—“We see significant earnings potential” on a variety of fronts, says CEO Hamid R. Moghadam; accordingly, the company projects year-over-year growth of 17%.

WYOMISSING PA, and LAS VEGAS—The combined company will reportedly be the third largest publicly traded triple-net lease REIT, with 35 casinos and hotels across 14 states.