Capital Markets

There's something very Old School about the winners and losers in the current retail climate. That, at any rate, is Rick Chichester's take, as the Faris Lee executive explains in this exclusive video interview from the ICSC New York Deal Making Conference.

On a more positive note investing conditions grew modestly stronger in many metro markets during the quarter compared to the preceding quarter, according to Freddie Mac.

In many respects, CRE was unaffected with current law kept in place for several issues.

Included in the deal is a $315-million sale-leaseback to Gaming and Leisure Properties Inc., the landlord for Penn National and Pinnacle under their respective master lease agreements.

The services firm, founded in New York City nearly 90 years ago, will tell “a better, more focused story as a standalone entity,” according to its registration statement earlier this year.

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

The outlook for 2018 remains strong with the expectation for more cap rate compression and even higher pricing, Jeff Rinkov of Lee & Associates says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

The spin-off is intended to concentrate DDR's core holdings into a smaller pool with higher growth potential.