Hotel developers boast of the industry's success, but for builders without extensive experience or the backing of a major brand, it's nearly impossible to line up financing or to construct a property in a gateway city

NEW YORK CITY—The developer that sparked much of Downtown Manhattan's revitalization has lined up over $1 billion in tax-exempt financing to fund the construction of 3 World Trade Center.

PHOENIX—Construction is unquestionably on the rise but the macro US market still has plenty of room for the growth, Lodging Econometrics' J.P. Ford said here during the 20th annual Lodging Conference here last week.

NEW YORK CITY—Market watchers suggest that the legendary property could be sold for a record-breaking price.

NEW YORK CITY—Such spots can be a “win-win” for the tenant and the landlord but identifying the right timing, location and other components are the keys to success, Cushman &amp; Wakefield retail broker Joanne Podell tells GlobeSt.com in this <b> EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.

NEW YORK CITY—The retail and office power broker, who had her own firm and a host of experience under her belt, tells GlobeSt.com <b> EXCLUSIVELY </b> why her move last week to Cushman &amp; Wakefield is a happy and healthy marriage for both parties, and for the industry.

NEW YORK CITY—The buyer's cost is approximately $40 to $50 higher than other recent transactions in the area, CPEX Real Estate managing director Sean Kelly, who arranged the sale, tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—The debut won't be met with much celebration as that component of the tower's launch will happen after Election Day.