Investors
Hines, APG to spend €1.1b building 3,000 apartments in Dublin
Hines and APG Asset Management have plans to spend €1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) to develop…
Investors
UBS, APG establish new $175m real estate investment club focused on the Japanese multifamily market
UBS Asset Management’s (UBS-AM) Real Estate & Private Markets (REPM) business, together with APG Asset…
People
Lionstone appoints new VPs to real estate team
Lionstone Investments has appointed two veteran investment management professionals. Greg Murphy and Damon Pitler will each serve as…
Transactions
Launched at Times Square, Suzhou IFS to attract global investors
Developed by The Wharf (Holdings) Limited, Suzhou IFS, the tallest building in China’s Jiangsu Province, recently launched itself onto the global stage at New York’s Times Square, the “Crossroads of the World.”
Fundraising
Investors Diversified Realty launches NCREIF NFI-ODCE Index fund
Institutional Real Estate, Inc. has learned Investors Diversified Realty, a Cleveland-based investment management firm, has launched a new fund.
Resource Center
In Focus: Bradley Snyder on technological advancements in real estate, part 1
Glossary, videos, podcasts, research in the Resource Center
People
Related Cos. names new CFO
Related Cos. has appointed David Zussman as CFO. Zussman assumes the role from Michael Brenner,…
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A&E Real Estate pays $220m for Manhattan residential development
A&E Real Estate Holdings has paid $220 million for the Glenn Gardens apartments, located in…
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Cushman & Wakefield to market Coca-Cola’s historic Fifth Avenue tower
Cushman & Wakefield has been retained on an exclusive basis to market 711 Fifth Ave.,…
Research
Oxford Economics: Which cities will be leading the global economy in 2035?
In 2027, the aggregate GDP of all Asian cities in its forecast will for the first time exceed the combined GDP of all North American and European cities, according to Oxford Economics.
Research
CMBS delinquency rate resumes decline in November at 3.33%
In November, the Trepp CMBS Delinquency Rate resumed its year-long downward trajectory in November, after its one-time uptick in October, according to Trepp.