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HOUSTON—In separate transactions, the REIT has entered agreements over the past few weeks to sell seven West Coast office properties, eight shopping centers and office towers in Chicago and Dallas.

CHICAGO—Fears of an impending economic downturn stopped many office users from signing deals in the first quarter, but leasing data from the second quarter tells a different story.

DALLAS—All of the properties are single-tenant assets that are 100% occupied by tenant brands such as Berkshire Hathaway, Sunny Delight and Claire's Stores.

WASHINGTON, DC—The report is scathing in its assessment of the situation but FHFA head Melvin Watt dismisses many of the OIG's arguments.

HOUSTON—Hines marketing VP Sandra Porter discusses how real estate has evolved and some of the noteworthy modern marvels Hines is currently developing in this EXCLUSIVE.

NEW YORK CITY—. Existing commercial structures on the site, which include a TGI Friday's restaurant, will be demolished to make way for the new 125,000-square-foot senior living community that will feature retail space at its base.

NEW YORK CITY—Welltower CEO Thomas DeRosa tells GlobeSt.com why urban locations represent the future for seniors housing in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

HOUSTON—Tyler Garrett has joined the Transwestern agency leasing team as vice president, adding immediate value to many of the firm's high-profile clients and office assets.