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CHICAGO—The South Loop high-rise, one of several that Golub has launched recently, will include 397 apartments, retail, parking, outdoor terrace and a pool.
NEW YORK CITY—The world for commercial real estate has changed dramatically in two months, said Thor Equities' Joseph Sitt, one of five industry leaders fielded by EisnerAmper and Bloomberg at Thursday's panel discussion.
NEW YORK CITY—The developer has reached a settlement with the federal government after claims were made that handicapped accessibility requirements were not being met at several existing projects as well as Hudson Yards.
NEW YORK CITY—In a recent panel discussion in Midtown, investors, developers and other industry players offered up their take on the market this past year and what CRE trends may emerge here in 2015.
Starting January 1, all loans securitized by Fannie Mae must adhere to the updated Fannie 2.0 guidelines. Drew McCreery summarizes some of the key changes to requirements for consultants, templates and reporting practices.
PHOENIX—Economic developers have fostered an attractive business environment enticing companies to the Phoenix Metro region. This business focus has stimulated population growth and job recovery. These factors and others are driving regional CRE momentum. Local leadership comes together to discuss their perspective from the top of the Phoenix Metro market. Moderating this Town Hall Panel is Andrew Cheney, principal, Lee & Associates.
NEW YORK CITY—In a panel discussion during the annual conference, industry leaders discussed new ways of determining strong performance while sharing their positive take on the Internet and technology.