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NEW YORK CITY—Led by chairman and CEO John Thain, the combined company will have more than $65 billion in assets and more than $30 billion of deposits.
WASHINGTON, DC—"We can foresee a period of significant economic stress -- a recession -- at some point during the next three or four years," Sam Chandan tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE.
CHICAGO—Already one of the nation's premier shopping districts, property values in Chicago's Gold Coast seem to be rising, and some owners are ready to take advantage.
FORT WORTH—The departure of Robert Weaver comes as TPG is close to finalizing the capital raise for its first dedicated real estate fund, PERE reported Tuesday.
NEW YORK CITY—Lodging has certainly traversed a long course, having gone from being considered one of the weakest asset classes in commercial real estate to being one of the most sought-after places to pot capital—twice in the past decade and a half. Breaking down the numbers for the sector, these trends become clear, as do the players behind the most action in the marketplace.
DALLAS—For the Fed to take interest rates into negative territory for the first time is not a far-fetched idea at all, writes Monty J. Bennett in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
NEW YORK CITY—“All of them offer something creative and unique,” said CBRE's Amira Yunis, who brought the soon-to-open UrbanSpace Vanderbilt to Midtown East, during a panel discussion Tuesday afternoon.