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Oceanwide’s US business is sinking. Can it right the ship?
In 2014, Oceanwide Holdings announced plans to build a 2.4 million-square-foot megaproject in San Francisco. The twin-tower development would...
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Here’s what tenants pay at the Crescent mixed-use tower in Dallas
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
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Here’s what tenants pay at 525 Market Street in San Fran
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
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Here’s what tenants are paying at Hines & CalPERS’ 609 Main in Houston
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
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Here’s where the most self-storage space was built in the past decade
People in the self-storage industry often talk about the “four Ds” that drive demand for their business: death, divorce,...
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Ashkenazy’s D.C. Union Station loan in default after missing deferred payment
During the pre-coronavirus “retail apocalypse,” retail properties centered around transit hubs were seen as one of the few bright...
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New York’s Construction industry at ‘inflection point’
With global supply chains, an inherent need for on-site workers and a client base that depends on optimism, construction...
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LA was top spot for commercial property investment in Covid-ravaged year
Commercial real estate investment fell across the U.S. in the year since the coronavirus pandemic began, with Houston, Seattle,...
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Brookfield posts record FFO in Q1 — but not because of real estate
A year ago, as the impact of the pandemic was just starting to sink in, Brookfield Asset Management reported...
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From slam dunk to junk: US developers face Israeli bond market reckoning
About a decade ago, the Israeli bond market emerged as an attractive source of capital for U.S. real estate...