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WASHINGTON, DC—If the IRS has followed through on its reasoning in the initial memo, it could have forced the conversion of billions of dollars in commercial real estate and CMBS loans from non-recourse to recourse.
LAGUNA HILLS, CA—When branching out, setting up boots on the ground is a greater challenge than investing in different property types, Heslin Holdings' Casey McKeon tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in this interview about the firm's investment achievements and goals.
SAN CARLOS, CA—The four-story, 148,596-square-foot hotel is designed with all-suite room mix that includes full kitchens, ample workspace areas and upscale bathrooms to cater to weekday business and weekend leisure travelers.
PHILADELPHIA—Leaders of two of the largest office property REITs in the Philadelphia market say they are “keeping powder dry” and accumulating funds to ensure they have sufficient capital to withstand any downturn in the market over the next 18 to 24 months.
LOS ANGELES—In its third acquisition announcement in weeks, California Landmark buys a 120-unit Koreatown apartment complex, showing it's serious about emerging market investment, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
DRACUT, MA—The largest project—the $3.3-billion Northeast Energy Direct natural gas pipeline—was shelved last week by its developer Kinder Morgan, Inc. of Houston and its subsidiary Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. due to the low energy price environment and lack of demand.
BURLINGTON, NJ—ENER-G Rudox is partnering with the Masonic Charity Foundation of New Jersey on an $8.9 million sustainable energy makeover of Masonic Village, a senior living community in Burlington, NJ.
SAN DIEGO—A change in legislation that is currently in effect has created giant cutbacks in reimbursements for medical services rendered off-campus, disrupting healthcare real estate, M&M's John Smelter tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.