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DALLAS—Tardy delivery times and the importance of amenities were the themes of consecutive sessions at RealShare Student Housing on Wednesday in Dallas.
CALABASAS, CA—The “whipsaw performance” of 10-year Treasuries could delay the much- anticipated increase in the federal funds rate, observes Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp.'s William Hughes in a special report.
NEW YORK CITY—From Sam Zell to Andrew Farkas, commercial real estate history since 2000 has been shaped by movers and shakers who have advanced the industry. Our advisory board weighs in on some of the key personalities.
DALLAS—From the development surrounding Texas A&M University's ever-expanding environs to the unique infill challenges of Drexel University's urban campus, public-private partnerships were the theme of RealShare Student Housing's third panel in Dallas on Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, DC—As Congress prepares to debate a long-term highway financing bill later this month, a report by an industry trade group estimates the transportation construction industry's impact on the US economy is larger than the annual Gross Domestic Product of 160 nations.
NEW YORK CITY—The brokerage company arranged the agreement between an office space leasing firm and the city's largest landlord, spotlighting this wrap-up of recent deals.
CAMBRIDGE, MA—There was definitely cause for celebration here for most area football fans on Wednesday when a federal judge nullified New England Patriots superstar quarterback Tom Brady's four-game suspension in the “Deflategate” scandal. Another piece of welcome news came from a report released by the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council that has commercial real estate brokers and investors breaking out the champagne as well.
LOS ANGELES—Thanks to the recovered economy, AMI Real Estate converts Universal Lofts into a condo development and secures a $31 million loan refinance the property, GlobeSt.com reports <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.