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JBG Buys New York REIT, Forms $8.4B Company

Erika Morphy | May 26, 2016

CHEVY CHASE, MD—The combined portfolio includes over 9.7 million square feet of office assets, one million square feet of retail assets and 4,500 residential units.

Chicago Fed: US Economy is “The Tortoise and the Hare”

Brian J. Rogal | May 26, 2016

CHICAGO—The economy should keep chugging along in the near term, instead of experiencing big spurts of growth.

Origin Completes Crowdfunding for Iroquois Club

Brian J. Rogal | May 26, 2016

CHICAGO—Origin began offering online investment shares to accredited investors during the fourth quarter, and the offering produced 34 investors.

North Side Business Center Almost Leased Up

Brian J. Rogal | May 26, 2016

CHICAGO—The Bradley Business Center in Lincoln Square has added the type of amenities expected at a downtown property.

Creativity and Flexibility Lead Retail's Change

Natalie Dolce | May 26, 2016

LAS VEGAS—For retail to be relevant, there must be a sense of place and purpose, Jeffrey Bayer, president and CEO of Bayer Properties, tells GlobeSt.com's Natalie Dolce.

How Centennial Real Estate is Remaining Relevant

Natalie Dolce | May 26, 2016

LAS VEGAS—GlobeSt.com caught up with Steven Levin, Centennial Real Estate's founder and CEO at ICSC's RECon to discuss trends in the industry, his forecasts for 2016-2017 and beyond and how the firm is evolving its properties.

Plenty of Competition for This Ybor City Multifamily Deal

Jennifer LeClaire | May 26, 2016

ORLANDO—“Within a short period of time, our marketing campaign generated nine written offers resulting in a sale at 100% of the list price.”

Bringing Seniors Out of the Shadows

Paul Bubny | May 26, 2016

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.

This Atlanta Suburb Bets First Major Construction Since 2009

Jennifer LeClaire | May 26, 2016

ATLANTA—There are challenges. There are environmental issues, for example, that at first made the site cost prohibitive for new construction.

Shop-Rite to Anchor Retail at 2,400-Acre Old Bridge, NJ, Mixed-Use Development

Steve Lubetkin | May 26, 2016

OLD BRIDGE, NJ—Shop-Rite has signed on as the anchor retail tenant, taking 90,000 square feet for a supercenter at the soon-to-be-developed 2,400-acre mixed-use town center development, The Oaks at Glenwood, in Old Bridge, NJ, The Brunetti Organization says.

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JBG Buys New York REIT, Forms $8.4B Company

Chicago Fed: US Economy is “The Tortoise and the Hare”

Origin Completes Crowdfunding for Iroquois Club

North Side Business Center Almost Leased Up

Creativity and Flexibility Lead Retail's Change

How Centennial Real Estate is Remaining Relevant

Plenty of Competition for This Ybor City Multifamily Deal

Bringing Seniors Out of the Shadows

This Atlanta Suburb Bets First Major Construction Since 2009

Shop-Rite to Anchor Retail at 2,400-Acre Old Bridge, NJ, Mixed-Use Development

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