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NEW YORK CITY—The effort, which will be chaired by Peter Levitan of Lee & Associates NYC, is the organization's inagural commercial committee for a particular borough.
STAMFORD, CT—Building and Land Technology has increased its holdings here, acquiring the former Pitney Bowes corporate headquarters for nearly $39 million.
NEW YORK CITY—A pair of industry leaders have joined forces with co-working space leader WeWork—which will serve as an anchor tenant—to create a 675,000-square-foot building.
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview, Jeffery Weidell, president of NorthMarq Capital talks about the high competition in the market and what lenders are doing to sweeten their deals.
LOS ANGELES—USAA's Jim Hime sits down for an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview to talk about the company's investment strategy and goals at this point in the cycle.
MONTVALE, NJ—The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, popularly known as A&P, says it has sold 120 stores at a purchase price of approximately $600 million as part of a voluntary Chapter 11 petition for bankruptcy it filed today, its second bankruptcy in five years.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Liberty Property Trust and joint venture partner Synterra Partners are launching a new 94,000 square foot office building at the Navy Yard, the first in Philadelphia to be designed by the world-renowned Bjarke Ingels Group.
NEWARK, NJ—Prudential Mortgage Capital Company has announced organizational changes to strengthen its operational infrastructure as the company seeks to expand within an increasingly competitive market.