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LOS ANGELES—The three-way merger among Colony, NorthStar Asset Management and NorthStar Realty Finance will result in “one powerful, global real-estate and real asset investment manager,” says Thomas Barrack.
ATLANTA—BOPUS—buy online and pick up at the store—technology is gaining momentum in the retail world. But it's also raising new challenge for both landlords and tenants.
EAST PALO ALTO, CA—Greystone provided a $220.84-million Freddie Mac credit facility to Woodland Park Property Owner LLC, owner of Woodland Park, a 1,808-unit affordable housing project.
CARLSBAD, CA—Just like the live/work/play trend that has taken hold in cities, Carlsbad offices are also attracting tenants who want to incorporate their active lifestyle into their workday, Gildred Cos.' Gregg Haggart tells GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON—Buy/sells can be adversarial, friendly and/or negotiated, but the goal is always a fair and equitable partner separation, writes attorney Francis Mastroianni in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.
UNION, NJ—“No other modern industrial space exists in the immediate area, so the location was highly desired by tenants and investors," says Bridge principal Jeff Milanaik. "The sales price, in excess of $176 per square foot, was well above typical prices for industrial buildings in that market.”
BUENA PARK, CA—These centers are becoming more popular as our society enters into a more technologically driven future and retail landlords need to focus on providing entertainment and experiences, M+D Properties' Luis Valenzuela tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—Located on West 35th St., the property's new owners are bullish about its close proximity to Penn Station, Hudson Yards and Manhattan West.
NEW YORK CITY—The apartment owner and operator, which does hold some properties in Manhattan, has picked up a massive portfolio of 47 buildings in its largest ever move in the borough.