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NEW YORK CITY—Compared to a year ago, the number of oil-related securitizations at risk of default has more than doubled, says Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
LOS ANGELES—Houses aren't the only thing that millennials aren't buying. The ownership model is changing, and companies like Envoy are already shaping the future.
EAST ORANGE, NJ—As previously reported by GlobeSt.com, the property, also known as the Castle on Prospect, had been owned by East Orange, NJ-based KEC Properties, and sold for a record $11.25 million, or about $250,000 per unit.
SAN FRANCISCO—Developer Rescore was able to capture a good site with a unique use, but a ground lease is harder to finance as it will automatically remove a lot of insurance companies and other lenders.
NEW YORK CITY—Patchett revealed that as part of the initiative the city's Human Resources Administration would lease a total of 250,000 square feet in one or multiple new developments in the East New York section of Brooklyn.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The development of financial skill sets and keeping up with ever-changing technology will be key to separating the great property managers from the good ones, RiverRock's Shane Flanigan tells GlobeSt.com.
WALNUT CREEK, CA—Much of the conversation in healthcare real estate has focused on medical office buildings, hospitals and property management, but what…
DALLAS—The new facility with hardened shell and the training equipment will be used to continuously train Southwest pilots on the aircraft fleet, especially new equipment that is replacing aging aircraft.
HOUSTON—Three key economic influencers contributing to the state's popularity with multifamily real estate investors include jobs, population growth and apartment development, says Yuen Yung in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
LAS VEGAS—In a sense, you could say San Bernardino County is a hotbed of youth. As a result, incoming retail—drawn in large part by County incentives, play to that market, says County official Reg Javier.