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TRENTON, NJ—Leaders of the top two business associations in the state say the state legislature's insistence on legislating mandated behavior by New Jersey businesses gives companies a negative impression of the state's attitude toward business and economic development, and may have contributed to the decision by Mercedes-Benz USA to end its corporate headquarters' 50-year tenure in the Garden State. Listen to an exclusive audio roundup of comments by business leaders and economists.
NEW YORK CITY—Institutions control less than 2% of net lease properties, says STORE Capital's Christopher Volk, who recently took his company public. Read his insights on the sector.
NEW YORK CITY—That being said, arguments could be made for delinquencies “going either up or down” over the next 12 months, says Manus Clancy at Trepp.
ATLANTA—Cooper Carry's Kevin Cantley tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire why he thinks 2015 will pan out strong for design firm around the nation in part one of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.
NEW YORK CITY—A new report by Avison Young on the performance of the city's office market in Q4, obtained EXCLUSIVELY by GlobeSt.com, notes that finance and legal services represented six of the top 10 leases of 2014.
BOSTON—Industry veteran Casey Moore has joined Berkeley Point Capital LLC office here as director, seniors housing. The hire comes as the Bethesda, MD-based multifamily finance firm continues its expansion of its seniors housing line of business.
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA—Optimus Properties buys the Atrium, a 30,000-square-foot office and retail property out of foreclosure with plans to renovate the exterior and common spaces.