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April 1, 2001
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Hotel & Resort Beat
Developers putting brakes on new hotel projects The number of new hotels under development declined sharply in the fourth quarter of 2000, and the slide...
Industrial Beat
Great Point client harvests big industrial crop in Pennsylvania An undisclosed client of the Boston-based pension fund advisor Great Point Investors has...
Multifamily/Seniors Housing Beat
Coming to Kansas and Phoenix: more affordable housing Mineola, N.Y.-based PW Funding Inc. has closed a $14.5 million construction and permanent mortgage...
Office Beat
Staubach Co. closes the deal for Phillips Petroleum The financial services division of The Staubach Co., Dallas, completed a $104.6 million sale-leaseback...
Retail Beat
Bankrupt Montgomery Ward properties going like hotcakes Target and May Department stores have obtained the leasing rights to 48 of the 250 Montgomery...
International News
Insignia acquires Mexican real estate service provider Insignia Financial Group Inc., New York, has announced its completed acquisition of commercial...
Voices
question If approved, what impact will President George W. Bush's $1.6 trillion tax cut have on the real estate industry? heard on the street Bush's proposed...
REIT Pulse
Below is a ranking of the top 50 REITs by equity market cap as of 3/20/01. This monthly ranking is provided by SNL Securities, Charlottesville, Va. (804)...
Kimco takes a risk, secures bid for Montgomery Ward locations
Kimco Realty Corp., a New Hyde, N.Y.-based neighborhood shopping center real estate investment trust (REIT), mixes a conservative image with an uncanny...
Transactions
Ewing and Johnson formW.B. Johnson Development W.B. Johnson Properties and Ewing Southeast Realty, both Atlanta-based, have teamed up to form a new company,...
GMAC Commercial Mortgage ranks No. 1
Horsham, Pa.-based GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. has fought its way to the No. 1 direct lender ranking in NREI's 10th Annual Top Lender Survey, with...
technotes
Trammell Crow takes the lead in D.C.'s NoMa submarket There are two sides to the telecom hotel development coin in the NoMa submarket of Washington, D.C....
Developments
Names in the News
Petch Gibbons has been named president and CEO of Advantis, the commercial real estate services unit of The St. Joe Co., which is based in Jacksonville,...
Columns
Why the Census really counts
Journalists are feasting on the 2000 Census results because the numbers reveal compelling stories and are ideal for snappy graphics. During the last week...
CMBS market moving sideways
As one Wall Street market color sheet quipped, You know the sector has been relatively quiet when there are more traders than securities being traded....
Shaky ground?
In my February column, I said prices, rents and occupancy in most commercial property markets had already peaked and were either stabilizing or trending...
Wetlands decision by highest court has opened the door for developers
If you have wetlands on your property, you may want to review the January U.S. Supreme Court decision, Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County vs....
Features
PREA conference reveals what's hot and what's not
NEW YORK What are some sure-fire investments the real estate industry is missing out on today? What current investment strategies are destined to bomb?...
Hines has big-time plans for Big Mountain resort
WHITEFISH, Mont. Hines Resorts, the lodging division of Houston-based Hines, has been tapped to develop a $300 million base village at Big Mountain Ski...
SIOR study setting standards
WASHINGTON, D.C. If money talks, then the commercial real estate brokerage industry must be screaming. In the first phase of an extensive study, the Society...
The NYU Tisch Center recognizes a hotel leader
NEW YORK It seemed only fitting to celebrate the accomplishments of a hotel industry giant at The Plaza Hotel, one of New York's premier hotels. The fifth...
Equity Office and Spieker: The strong get stronger
In a bid to strengthen assets, increase market muscle and secure its position as the No. 1 real estate investment trust in the country for the foreseeable...
S&P: Spieker's development pipeline is of modest concern
Spieker Properties' $424 million, two-year construction pipeline and the additional 157 acres of developable land it owns are raising some concerns in...
What's Next for EOP and Spieker
The merger is expected to close in second-quarter 2001. Upon completion of the merger, Equity will expand its Board of Trustees members from 13 to 16....
National Real Estate Investor presents the 10th Annual Top Lender Survey
The following rankings are based on responses to NREI's Top Lender questionnaire, and reflect total dollars financed or arranged in commercial real estate...
Mentoring 101: learning never goes out of style
Think about your career and how you got where you are today. Many of you might have received that so-called and much-coveted lucky break to land your...
How three companies grow employees
How does a company go about helping employees operate at peak performance and grow their careers? Reporter Ben Johnson talked with the management of three...
Extending a helping hand
Face it: When most people think of the commercial real estate industry, they do not think of philanthropy projects. Such stereotypes as the greedy developer...
Will the CBD bubble burst?
In March, newly released U.S. Census figures revealed what many Chicagoans already knew the city's population has grown modestly over the past decade....
Industrial Report: One foot in each world
Bigger is better, flexible is more popular, and speculative development is still on the upswing. After two torrid years, the dot-com fever finally has...
Multifamily industry logs on to the Internet
Apartment companies capitalize on the Internet and other high-tech tools to attract residents, maintain properties and cut costs. Talk to professionals...
Credit lease finance still hot to trot
The coming months may provide additional opportunities for net lease financing, although some investors have tightened their criteria for deals and certain...
Area Review
Chicago outlook: mixed signals
A short anecdote embodies the conflicted nature of Chicago's office market nowadays. Last December, Drew Nieman, principal at locally based John Buck...
Chicago-area apartments top investor wish list
Despite signs of a slowing economy, the outlook for Chicago's multifamily market may be the best of all the property types. Occupancies are high, rents...
Luxury hotels dominate downtown Chicago
The 311-room Le Meridien Hotel will open it doors this month above the Shops at North Bridge, a new Nordstrom-anchored retail center at 520 N. Michigan...
RETech
So many questions
The commercial real estate industry is edging toward integrating Web-based technologies. Companies who have only had a general awareness of online real...
George Jetson + Dick Tracy + Luke Skywalker = Jim Young
The president of The Jamesan Group/REApplications chats about Realcomm and the latest technological innovations in real estate. For the next month and...
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Photo Galleries
New York's Star Deals
The city that never sleeps is also the city that never stops growing, not even in the midst of recession. And deals, both bold and unprecedented, continue to be done. Check out image of New York's big deals.
Hudson Yards Development
Check out images for Coach's new global headquarters, which will anchor the initial tower of the Eastern Rail Yards site within the 26-acre mixed-
Videos
JLL at ICSC 2012
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