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In analyzing the shock waves of the historic vote to exit to European Union, the co-chair of the land use and real estate group says that, at least in the short term, investors are stopping to take a breath and attempt to figure out what will happen and how best to take advantage.
CHICAGO—Driven by the need to keep up with the changes wrought by e-commerce, in-store renovations have fueled a surge in construction spending by retailers.
CHICAGO-Many owners tried and failed to convert suburban apartments into condos in 2006 and 2007, but new owners are ready to put in capital and bring them back as rentals.
WASHINGTON, DC--Shareholder Michael L. Ashner says New York REIT's management promised to opt out of the Maryland Unsolicited Takeover Act but never did it.
ORLANDO—“Our client was able to shed a non-core asset at market pricing and the buyer has the opportunity to add significant value," Cushman & Wakefield's Michael Lerner tells GlobeSt.com.
SANTA BARBARA—For the first time in decades, Santa Barbara's esteemed retail street has several vacant storefronts and dwindling demand. In this EXCLUSIVE story, Lee & Associates' Clarice Clarke and Steve Leider tell us how State Street is changing.