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LOS ANGELES—The value-add investor buys a 391-unit multifamily portfolio in Thousand Oaks, where new development is nil and the opportunity to push rents is high.
NEW YORK CITY—Activist shareholder Jonathan Litt has called on the lodging REIT to pursue a "value-enhancing strategy" that could include a sale of "a sale of all or part of the company."
SAN MATEO, CA—The Atrium has sold for $61.6 million, with the class-A office sale due to the prominent location at the Highway 101 and 92 intersection.
TORONTO—Spokesmen for Brookfield and General Growth Properties declined to comment on a Reuters report that the Toronto-based asset manager was exploring an acquisition of the 66% of the shopping center REIT it doesn't already own.
CARLSBAD, CA—Voters are preparing for a special election on Feb. 23 to determine the fate of the controversial mixed-use project spearheaded by Caruso Affiliated. GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with one expert on the subject.
IRVINE, CA—Despite office deliveries expected to reach close to 600,000 square feet in 2016 and 2.2 million square feet in 2017, completions won't all come at once, helping absorption to catch up, JLL's Jeff Ingham tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The commercial real estate market will remain strong in 2016 as long as there's no hard landing in China, say Voit brokers speaking recently at the company's economic forecast event here.
MIAMI—Design 41, a mixed-use project designed by renowned architect Enrique Norten in the Miami's Design District are two examples. But there are many others.