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LONDON—Recent events across Europe "are reminding the market that there is no room for complacency,” says David Hutchings, Cushman & Wakefield's head of EMEA investment strategy.
NEW YORK CITY—The advertising firm's commitment to 1675 Broadway, a Rudin building, makes a "great statement about the city, " says Bill Rudin, CEO of Rudin Management Co.
MADISON, NJ—“A lot of these cities embody the momentum in terms of two fundamental things: jobs and population,” Coldwell Banker Commercial's Fred Schmidt tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NASHVILLE, TN—Locally-based residential and commercial development firm Aerial Development Group reports it has hired Mark Biersmith as its president and chief operating officer.
NEW YORK CITY—Stepping outside of the box, the firm has hired Kimberly Brennan, a high-ranking woman with more than two decades of industry experience.
GREENSBORO, NC—New York City-based Greystone reports it has provided $30.05-million in acquisition financing to Varden Capital Properties of New York City for its acquisition of a total of 941 residential units here and in Winston-Salem, NC.
VOORHEES, NJ—Hunt Mortgage Group has provided a $46 million Freddie Mac loan facility to refinance the Village at Voorhees Apartments, a multifamily property located in Voorhees, NJ.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Mark Thomson of HFF is totally bullish on the multifamily market, and since 2013, his firm has shot to the top of the league tables in financing multifamily in the Philadelphia market. In an exclusive interview with GlobeSt.com, Thomson, the senior managing director in charge of HFF's Philadelphia office, previews his appearance at ALM's RealShare Philadelphia Conference February 10 at the historic Union League Club.
NEW YORK CITY—In his second such speech, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday his administration intends to tackle the high cost of housing in the city by building or preserving 200,000 affordable units in the next 10 years.
PISCATAWAY, NJ— Deals For Less has made a deal for more in Piscataway. The discount retailer will raise the roof an additional ten feet at 727 South Avenue in Piscataway, NJ, and use the 41,000 square-foot industrial facility for the distribution of novelty items.