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MOSCOW-The Russian state parliament, the Duma, last week passed a key law reforming the system of property ownership. The reforms will make it easier for outsiders to invest in Russian property.
SAN DIEGO-According to a national report, San Diego ranks 13th among the nation's least-affordable metropolitan areas for rental housing. Last, year, San Diego ranked 25th on the list. But the $19.46 an hour a San Diegan must earn to afford rental housing is up 21% from 12 months ago, according to the study.
LONDON-Leading industrial broker Tim Bloomfield has joined appointment Denvale Trade Parks as Acquisitions Director. Blomfield will take over the role of Denvale founder Dennis Beadle, who died in June after a short illness.
WOODBRIDGE, NJ - A mix of financial, insurance and pharmaceutical companies are involved in the signings, which include one new lease and three renewals.
PALM BEACH, FL-The hotel real estate investment trust lowers its third and fourth-quarter estimates on projected revenue per available room and funds from operations.
DENVER-If four losing proposals reviewed by GlobeSt.com are any indication, the final development plan for city-owned Winter Park ski area should be a home run. Intrawest Corp. and East West Partners are the two finalists.
AUSTIN-A University of Texas committee gives its blessing to an $83.5-million design for the Blanton Museum of Art. A one-building project is now two and the cost is $25 million higher. The board of regents decide in November if the design's a go.
ATLANTA-The Oak Brook, IL-based REIT is paying Hendon Stonebridge of Atlanta an estimated $13.65 million for a major ownership portion in the just-completed, 160,198-sf, 90%-leased shopping center in suburban Roswell, GA, five miles north of Downtown.
NEW YORK CITY-The CEOs of parent firm Insignia Financial Group Inc. and newly named subsidiary Insignia Douglas Elliman announce the change today at a company-wide meeting.