Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
The Week of June 27 - July 3
- The iconic Sears Tower in Chicago is the latest to “Go Green.” It will also be getting a hotel.
- Speaking of green, could Texas be home to the first green airport?
- Think fundraising is hard in this economy for RE funds? Not for Blackstone.
- Maybe it wasn’t $200 psf, but an outdated medical office building traded for close to it in a down economy.
- A Washington firm secured over $79 million in financing for five apartment buildings.
- JE Robert Companies, parent of private equity real estate giant JER Partners, has appointed a new CEO.
- With GE announcing a new R&D facility outside Detroit, perhaps those houses will start to trade north of $10,000.
- How Green is your Green Building? The USGBC plans on finding out.
- A developer is Secaucus proved you can get traditional office/industrial financing north of $15MM in today’s market.
- Colony Financial REIT has issued a half a billion dollar IPO.
- If you know anything about data centers, this will blow your mind. If not, maybe the fact its being built right now will.
- Targeting REO properties? This new development might just be for you.
- A good life sciences company in a good market attracted a damn good-sized loan.
- Bank fo America Tower in Midtown Manhattan got $1.3B in financing from, well, themselves.
- Opus East and Opus West filed for bankruptcy this week, but different Chapters.
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