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BOSTON—Brokerage firm Transwestern has named commercial real estate veteran and partner Brian McKenzie as the COO of its Northeast region, Globest.com has learned exclusively.
MIAMI—The developers behind $2 billion Miami Woldcenter bought their first parcels of land in the heart of Downtown Miami 10 years ago. Now, they are beginning to see their vision come to pass with construction set to begin in the third quarter.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Carl Dranoff has been busy building up Philadelphia over the last three decades. He's not about to stop now. He just broke ground on One Riverside, his newest Philadelphia luxury multifamily property, overlooking the Schuylkill River.
LOS ANGELES—In today's competitive market, speed is the key, according to Alexa Mizrahi of Lone Oak Fund, who sat down with us to talk about the challenges in the capital market before speaking at RealShare Investment & Finance.
NEW YORK CITY—The company has received three more letters from two investors—with one suggesting the outside firm serve as an “external advisor”—in the wake of the open letter sent Wednesday by another disgruntled investor.
HOUSTON--HREC Investment Advisors has arranged the sale of the 294-room Crowne Plaza Houston Northwest Brookhollow located in Houston. The buyer, Unique Hotel Management Group, is a regional hotel; the seller is a special servicer that acquired the hotel through foreclosure.
NEW YORK CITY—Despite the year-to-date underperformance of the subsector, which has broadly pushed the REITs' cost of capital higher, Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services still views the fundamentals as favorable.
PORTLAND—The premiere office towers that make up Portland's skyline boast the most expensive office space to rent, garnering rates 13.9% higher than non-trophy space.
IRVINE, CA—Foreclosure starts are now below pre-crisis levels, while scheduled auctions and REOs are above, and 13 of 20 largest metro areas have posted annual increases according to RealtyTrac's May 2015 report.