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NEW YORK CITY—The CRE investor plans to convert the asset into Class A office space and then market the facility as a more affordable option than neighboring communities.
MIAMI—David Lynn, CEO and co-founder of Everest High Income Property, sees plenty of momentum across the commercial real estate board in 2015. But let's get more specific.
THE BRONX, NY—2415 Third Avenue, a commercial loft building located in the Mott Haven neighborhood brought $31 million, and the purchasing partnership plans to put $12 million into improvements.
SANTA MONICA, CA—Acting as a sponsor for an unnamed investor, Optimus Properties purchased a 25-unit apartment complex in a highly desirable Santa Monica submarket for $15.56 million.
SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA—A logistics company signs the major lease at a class-B warehouse space in the already tight Mid-Counties market, which has a 3.1% vacancy rate.
PHOENIX—Now chairman and CEO of O'Connor Capital Partners, Rufrano is reportedly the lead candidate to succeed David S. Kay, who resigned along with other senior ARCP management in December.
MIAMI—Everest High Income Property's David Lynn tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire how he sees investors responding to class B, class C and secondary and tertiary opportunities in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.