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FLAGSTAFF—Cassidy Turley announces that Rosenthal & Rosenthal, Inc., through its affiliate Broadway Tenth/Flagstaff, LLC, purchased a retail property leased to Whole Foods in Flagstaff for $11.69 million
MIAMI—“The building's size, premium location and timing should fill a need for large-scale bulk distribution space in our market,” says Wayne Ramoski, executive director with Cushman & Wakefield.
WASHINGTON, DC—The SEC has signed off on a Finra proposal to require members to include a per-share estimated value for an unlisted DPP or REIT on customer statements.
PALM BEACH—Brad Capas tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire he's confident Palm Beach County will fully participate in the current market upswing in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.
The third time is once again a charm as the latest generation running several of New York City's legendary real estate clans gather to discuss current real estate trends, and their challenges and opportunities in continuing the family legacy while making their own mark. Join speakers Archie Gottesman, Co-Owner and Chief Branding Officer of Edison Properties; Shari Goodstein Rossi, Executive Director/Partner/Owner of Goodstein Organization; Laurie Zucker, Vice Chairman at Zucker Organization; and moderator Faith Hope Consolo, Chairman of Douglas Elliman's Retail Group at this annual, not-to-be-missed favorite!
WEST NYACK, NY—The 100 Brook Hill Drive industrial building here, which was formerly the headquarters of Cambridge University Press, has been sold in a $36-milion deal to Diamond Properties of Mount Kisco, NY in a 1031 exchange transaction.
NASHVILLE, TN—The ownership of multifamily properties in Nashville and Clarksville, TN have secured a total of $23.5 million in Freddie Mac loans for the garden apartment communities.