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NEW YORK CITY—The pledged renovation by Chinese investors of the high-profile hotel—which typically hosts sitting presidents and numerous heads of state during NY visits—has raised security concerns in the state department and the White House.
ORLANDO— David Murphy, CBRE senior vice president of Industrial Properties, is eating, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire three reasons why Orlando industrial users will flock to the Central Florida Intermodal Logistics Center in part two of this <b> EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.
SAN DIEGO, CA—Passco Cos. president Larry Sullivan talks to reporter Kelsi Maree Borland about the company's evolving strategy and refocus on the retail market in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview.
DECATUR, IN—The stock of affordable housing is not equal to the demand, but WNC got this affordable community a $6 million tax credit equity which it to remain open.
MONTCLAIR, NJ—LCOR and co-developer The Pinnacle Companies have topped out the first building in the development Valley & Bloom, in Montclair's central business district.
CHICAGO—The Chicago market is a very strong incentives market, says Robert Rischmann, the new leader, but he also wants to establish a presence in other key markets throughout the country.
CLEVELAND—In this <B>UPDATED</B> story, the extended-stay hotel brand has launched a national program of expansion, and has given Cleveland a real vote of confidence by opening its third hotel there, and yet another hotel in Columbus.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ—The Caesars Pier shopping center here is about to change hands. Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein has teamed up with casino architect Paul Steelman to buy the 300,000-square-foot retail center.
PARIS—The major investment adds AOS Group, a market leading CRE and workplace consulting firm with offices in France, Belgium, Spain, Morocco, UK, Netherlands and Switzerland.