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While noting that the college's current budget is balanced and its $52-million endowment has been strong, the harsh financial realities of small universities in the United States could not be ignored.
“This is a stabilized office investment property with zero vacancy, occupied by strong credit tenants with long-term leases,” says John Abuja, IPA senior director.
“Although the financial markets were highly unpredictable, commercial real estate performed the way it has for most of the past several years – with steady growth supported by strong fundamentals,” says Jason Wolf, founder and managing principal of WCRE.
The acquisition continues "our strategy to acquire and hold high-demand industrial properties in the region,” says Peter Corcoran, vice president of leasing and development for Liberty's New Jersey office.
The developer is transforming a former office building in Downtown Manhattan to a residential property of studios and one-bedrooms to attract millennials and Gen Z.
The British publication, The Week magazine, along with a communications consulting firm signed leases with Marx Realty in the Midtown Grand Central submarket at 155 E. 44th St.
One real estate legal expert says with this largest-ever real estate fund and the private equity group's wide range of expertise, everything is fair game.
The city charges in its lawsuit that Metropolitan Property Group, the Katris and the agents, along with 18 alleged corporate entities affiliated with the employees, turned at least 130 apartments across 35 residential buildings, including one entire building in East Harlem, into illegal short-term rentals primarily through Airbnb.