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ATLANTA—“This carefully planned and executed sale allowed us to capitalize on market demand while further reducing some of our remaining exposure in single-tenant assets,” says Nelson Mills, president and CEO of Columbia.
MIAMI—Goldman acquired the asset in 2010 after filing a foreclosure against the owners. Find out what Carey's CEO has planneed for the 512-room Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa.
CHICAGO—Savills Studley represented the firm in its move from suburban Evanston, and says the West Loop and River North submarkets aren't necessarily the top destinations for tech companies like this.
MIAMI—Former US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton covered a variety of topics in front of an audience of more than 1,200 professionals at the CREW Network annual convention here.
CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Daniel Fogarty of Conor Commercial, tells GlobeSt.com that rents are picking up in the northwest suburbs and supply of top class A industrial space remains scarce.
CHICAGO—At last week's NIC Conference, the former Fed chairman held forth on the state of the economy, and used himself as an example of how lenders may have too many rules that restrict housing loans.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ—Analysts believe that the new ownership of the bankrupt and shuttered Revel Casino and Hotel here could help change the gloomy outlook for Atlantic City and perhaps increase revenues as well.
WASHINGTON, DC—Rockville, MD-based Grunley Construction Co. has been selected to renovate the Watergate Hotel here. The $100-million project will increase the number of rooms at the storied hotel from 251 to 348.