CBRE expands Southwest RV division
The CB Richard Ellis Group is expanding its Manufactured Housing Group, which deals with the acquisition and disposition of modular and manufactured home and recreational vehicle communities, in the Southwest. (CBG)
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Hot Market: Rust Belt Leading Way to Recovery
Quietly, without much fanfare, the real estate market is beginning to make a comeback across the country. Oh, you might not see it splashed across the headlines or leading the 6 o’clock news, but state by state, county by county, markets are beginning to turn after years of price drops and sales slumps.
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W.Va. real estate market defies national trends
Despite national news stories this weekend claiming doom and gloom in the real estate market, West Virginia’s housing market remains stable, according to the West Virginia Association of Realtors.
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Jacobs, Hines to build 21-story office tower on Public Square
Categories: Top Story Richard E. Jacobs Group The Richard E. Jacobs group has formed a joint venture with international real estate developer Hines to build a 21-story office tower on Public Square.
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$2.8 Billion GM Building Sale the Most Ever Paid for a Single Office Building
Macklowe Properties’s $4 billion sale of four Midtown Manhattan office towers, including the 2-million-square-foot General Motors trophy tower at a record-shattering price of $2.8 billion — the most ever paid for a single office building — brings an…
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Report: Staubach, Jones Lang LaSalle may merge
One of the largest commercial brokerage firms in Austin may be merging with an international heavyweight. (JLL)
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310 Lakeside planned for former Sam Snead’s spot
The Winter Park restaurant 310 Park South is planning to expand to downtown Orlando, taking on the space formerly occupied by Sam Snead's Tavern at Lake Eola.
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ProLogis project voted down in England
A British planning committee Wednesday night nixed a proposed ProLogis Inc. distribution center near Newbury, England, because of concern about its impact on historic Greenham Common nearby, according to NewburyToday.com. (PLD)
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Opus walks from The Nicollet site
Opus Northwest has pulled out of plans to help develop a new mixed-use tower in downtown Minneapolis.
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CMBS: A $100 Billion/Year Business, Not $200 Billion
U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) issuance hit a record $230 billion in 2007. At the time, it appeared investor appetite for CMBS knew no limits, and would continue to be a source of liquidity and inexpensive debt for real estate borrowers…
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