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WASHINGTON, DC—Property records indicate that the developer also recapitalized 1500 Wilson Blvd. in Rosslyn for $92.5 million, selling a 95% stake to Dune Capital Management in New York City.
LAS VEGAS—In one of the concurrent sessions here at ICSC RECon 2016 , Scott Morey, EVP of General Growth out of Chicago, says that the firm is able to take great risk, due to its size, but says that “the value must be there.”
CHICAGO—GlobeSt.com takes a closer look at Fulton Market District in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary and learns how it has evolved from an 'up-and-coming' neighborhood into a true destination—and it shows no signs of slowing down.
CHICAGO—Even though the rise of e-commerce seems to have shrunk the size of new retail leases, vacancy rates in both downtown and the suburbs are headed down.
LAS VEGAS—Find out how the retail market is seeing changes in how demographics, dining patterns, fashion trends, and distribution models are reshaping the shopping experience in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> article on the subject.
CHICAGO—A massive hotel and convention center has already been approved, but a buyer could also get the site rezoned for multifamily, retail, office or senior living.
CINCINNATI—The greater Cincinnati office market saw overall vacancy decline in 2015 and the decline continued into the first quarter of 2016. At the same time, suburban office leasing rates have increased since last year
NEW YORK CITY—Following a lackluster first quarter for CMBS, May has seen “one of the most active issuance weeks in months” thanks to a $2.3-billion trio of conduit deals, according to Trepp.