NEW YORK CITY—The 50-story Baccarat Hotel & Residences New York, which opens next month, is the first of a series of Starwood Capital developments bearing the imprint of the renowned crystal brand.

NEW YORK CITY—As CohnReznick's 2015 industry outlook report is released, the firm's David Kessler tells GlobeSt.com that among other things, he's seeing “a migration to debt funds.”

HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO—Among North American cities ranked by locally based Arcadis, none cracked the top 10; Boston placed highest among US cities.

MELVILLE, NY—With store-closing sales already in progress at nearly 1,800 US locations, disposing of the leases is expected to happen quickly, A&G's Andy Graiser tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—With the laws governing one million rent-stabilized apartment units set to expire in June, “I don't know if there's a bigger issue for the Assembly to deal with” post-budget, Assembly Speaker Heastie said Sunday.

NEW YORK CITY—Equity Residential had one of its best years in 2014, CEO Neithercut said last week. Find out how EQR and 14 other public companies performed.

NEW YORK CITY—The telecommunications giant's sale to American Tower will give the REIT a portfolio of more than 40,000 cellphone towers.

FORT WORTH—Wireless operator Sprint has agreed to establish a store-within-a-store at up to 1,750 RadioShack locations; at least 1,500 underperforming locations will go dark.