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BETHESDA, MD--In a regulatory filing RLJ said it would focus on two particular asset types within FelCor's portfolio: compact full-service and upscale limited service/urban locations.
NEW YORK CITY—For developers new to the game, there are many considerations in structuring joint venture relationships in a manner that is both legally and fiscally beneficial to them and their money partners, Cole Schotz attorneys write in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
Rubenstein is active in the Atlanta market, having also acquired Sanctuary Park, a 1.6 million-square-foot office park complex in the North Fulton submarket in 2016.
SAN DIEGO—Real estate data can now be protected by bullet-proof cybersecurity that is user-friendly, cuts costs and gives companies peace of mind, two tech innovators tell GlobeSt.com at this week's Realcomm conference.
IRVINE, CA—Retailers must work that much harder to offer both a quality product and a valuable experience for consumers, Passco's Howard Wong tells GlobeSt.com in this roundup of expert opinions on how the sector can thrive.
COLUMBUS, OH—According to Lori Bongiorno, principal and commercial studio director at M+A Architects, adding a farmer's market, local craftsmen showcase, local restaurants, gallery space showcasing local artists can make all the difference in today's retail market.
LOS ANGELES—Nat Kunes of AppFolio talks about why millennials are moving home after college, what types of apartments are attracting millennials and what to expect from Gen Z.
SAN FRANCISCO—Dan Biederman, who transformed New York City's Bryant Park, and his consulting firm will manage and operate the rooftop park at the Transbay Transit Center, slated for a spring open.