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NEW YORK CITY—In his latest video, Cushman & Wakefield's chairman of New York investment sales looks back on the market's recent performance, and reveals what's ahead.
NEW YORK CITY—Following last week's sale of the asset—also known as the Helmsley Building—Monday Properties' Anthony Westreich and and Invesco representative tell GlobeSt.com why they did the deal.
Following a pattern we're seeing in the wider market, Wendy's this week announced that they were going to sell as many as 640 stores to their franchisees. This on the heels of McDonald's announcing they would do the same for 3,500 stores as part of their effort to boost the bottom-line. …
LOS ANGELES—The Vines, a 164-unit class-A multifamily complex, trades hands for $55.5 million, or $338,628 per unit, the highest price paid per unit in Ventura County for the past 10 years.
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA—C.W. Driver completes construction of the $19 million Manhattan Beach Library, a LEED-certified project that they helped design and build—a trend that is becoming more common for builders.
NEW YORK CITY—Adam Davis, a more than 25-year veteran of the commercial real estate finance industry, has been named to a new position as leader of four of Wells Fargo's structured commercial real estate businesses.
LOS ANGELES—The 1Q15 numbers are in, and they show that the office market is the strongest it has been in several years, according to Lee & Associates' CEO Jeff Rinkov.
NEW YORK CITY—Equity came from foreign investors as well as local ones for this “huge project” that features 750 units, Howard Michaels of the Carlton Group—which represented HFZ in the transaction—tells GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI—When you think of the office market in Coral Gables, FL, you probably think of international finance firms. But the tenant base there is fairly diverse.