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FAIRFIELD, CT—“The future of GE is as an industrial company,” CEO Jeffrey Immelt said Friday in announcing a strategy to largely exit the financial services business over the next two years.
NEW YORK CITY—The technology firm will expand to over 21,000-square feet of space at One Grand Central Place, spotlighting this roundup of recent deals.
SAN DIEGO—The announcement comes on the heels of the firm's announcement that GE has agreed to sell the bulk of its GE Capital Real Estate platform to the Blackstone Group and Wells Fargo in a deal worth about $23 billion.
CHICAGO—Industrial developers and users kept up a good pace at the start of the year, with Wisconsin leading the way in several categories, according to NAI Hiffman.
FAIRFIELD, CT—With Blackstone and Wells Fargo buying the bulk of GE Capital's real estate debt and equity holdings globally, the parent company plans to exit its CRE platform by year's end.
LOS ANGELES—Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliances' Obie Walli and Adam Petriella sit down for an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview to talk about the company's growth and capital markets platform.
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview, John Schulhof, a past president and a director at the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles, talks about the challenges in the multifamily market.