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ORANGE COUNTY, CA—If investors are cutting big equity checks, they expect to be rewarded for their risk, CBRE's Todd Tydlaska, who has returned to the firm after a hiatus with HFF, tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SEATTLE—GlobeSt.com learns that the building could fetch near $260 million, while a Vulcan executive says 'the market will determine pricing based on a competitive investor bidding process.'
CHICAGO—Although demand is robust, memories of the recession has changed how projects get funded, and lenders will probably remain cautious for a long time, says Avison Young's Erik Foster.
ATLANTA and ORLANDO—“We firmly believe our shareholders will benefit by having an expanded portfolio of office towers in key urban submarkets,” says Cousins CEO Larry Gellerstedt.
INLAND EMPIRE, CA—The pair joins the firm to expand retail leasing and sales efforts in Southern California and tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> that JLL's “collaborative culture” played a role in their decision.
ST. LOUIS—The migration of suburban companies to the nation's CBDs has spread nationwide, including cities like St. Louis, where downtown has struggled.
ORLANDO—As one of the largest educational institutions in Florida, UF currently leases more than 350,000 square feet of commercial real estate in the Sunshine State.