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CMBS on Faster Track to Special Servicing

Paul Bubny | June 27, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—Year to date, transfers of 2006- and 2007-vintage loans alone are on pace to match the total for all of 2015, reports Fitch Ratings.

RDK Architects Designs 'Architecture for Fragrance' and Gains AIA Recognition

Steve Lubetkin | June 27, 2016

The couple purchased the 15,000-square-foot former metal stamping warehouse to house her architecture firm and his perfume distribution business.

Greenwich Sees Largest CRE Deal in Nearly a Decade

Rayna Katz | June 27, 2016

GREENWICH, CT—A 100,155-square-foot, Class A office property here was purchased by a New York City-based firm.

Investors Show Insatiable Appetite for Quality Industrial

Lisa Brown | June 27, 2016

TEMPE, AZ—Thanks to major industrial and technology companies, the market is anticipated to only get stronger as the city expands.

Robust Development Activity Drives Wage Growth

Lisa Brown | June 27, 2016

HOUSTON—Construction wages in Houston are among the lowest in major US markets and thus had further room to increase compared with already high-cost markets such as New York, Chicago and San Francisco.

Upscale Coworking Space Redefines Work

Lisa Brown | June 27, 2016

DALLAS—Worth Coworking LLC is bringing upscale coworking network to the metroplex as a Serendipity Labs franchisee with its newest location set to open in 2017.

Austin Outpaces Other Markets in Construction Growth

Lisa Brown | June 27, 2016

AUSTIN, TX—Employment in the construction occupations increased in Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston between 2005 and 2015, with relatively minor housing market corrections in those markets.

Office Ops Add $235B to US GDP

Paul Bubny | June 27, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC—“There can be no doubt that a healthy, growing US economy depends on well-managed and operated office space, as do the jobs and wages supported by the commercial real estate industry,” says Stephen Fuller of George Mason University, author of BOMA International's biennial report on the sector.

The Revolution Has Begun

Joel Ross | June 26, 2016

Brexit is the start of a worldwide revolution that may actually be good for US CRE.

Berkshire Has Renovation Plans for One Santa Fe

Kelsi Maree Borland | June 24, 2016

LOS ANGELES—The Berkshire Group plans to renovate the exterior and interior of One Santa Fe, a DTLA new construction apartment complex the firm purchased earlier this week for $200 million.

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CMBS on Faster Track to Special Servicing

RDK Architects Designs 'Architecture for Fragrance' and Gains AIA Recognition

Greenwich Sees Largest CRE Deal in Nearly a Decade

Investors Show Insatiable Appetite for Quality Industrial

Robust Development Activity Drives Wage Growth

Upscale Coworking Space Redefines Work

Austin Outpaces Other Markets in Construction Growth

Office Ops Add $235B to US GDP

The Revolution Has Begun

Berkshire Has Renovation Plans for One Santa Fe

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