Commercial Real Estate
Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Attorneys for both parties reached an agreement “of all claims and causes of action” that dismisses the case with prejudice. Continue Reading Hawaii Real Estate Lawsuit Against LA Dodgers’ Ohtani is Settled
Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
“Salt Lake City and Utah are not only part of our origin story but also offer a unique foundation for advancing our mission,” said WGU President Scott Pulsipher. Continue Reading Western Governors University to Develop New HQ in Salt Lake City
Input Sought on Whether Property Controls Impact Canada’s Grocery Retailers
The Competition Bureau is probing where property controls have restricted the operations of a food retailer. Continue Reading Input Sought on Whether Property Controls Impact Canada’s Grocery Retailers
Empire State Building Unveils 10,000 SF of New Amenities Space
The space also includes a basketball/pickleball court for the exclusive use of the building’s Fitness Center’s tenant members. Continue Reading Empire State Building Unveils 10,000 SF of New Amenities Space
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: The Bears, The Browns, The Chutzpah
Editor Phil Hall considers efforts by the Chicago Bears and Cleveland Browns to have taxpayers finance their proposed new stadiums. Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: The Bears, The Browns, The Chutzpah
Farmland Partners Sells 46-Farm Portfolio for $289 Million
Farmland Reserve CEO Doug Rose called the acquisition a “unique portfolio of high-quality farmland.” Continue Reading Farmland Partners Sells 46-Farm Portfolio for $289 Million
Tishman Speyer Snags $3.5 Billion Refinancing for Rockefeller Center
The loan is said to be the largest issuance ever for a single office asset. Continue Reading Tishman Speyer Snags $3.5 Billion Refinancing for Rockefeller Center
Walker & Dunlop Expands into Hospitality Sector
Jonathan (Jay) Morrow was named senior managing director of the new practice. Continue Reading Walker & Dunlop Expands into Hospitality Sector
Alabama Church Sues United Methodists to Retain Property
The 185-year-old Church Street Methodist Church filed its lawsuit in Dallas County Circuit Court. Continue Reading Alabama Church Sues United Methodists to Retain Property
Phillips Edison & Company Acquires Connecticut Shopping Center
The property is 91% leased and anchored by Big Y Supermarket, Starbucks and Dollar Tree. Continue Reading Phillips Edison & Company Acquires Connecticut Shopping Center
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Oct. 14-18
This week’s Hits and Misses features dinosaurs selling homes, climate change’s impact on football stadiums and the real estate developer friend from hell. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Oct. 14-18
Former NFL Player Charged with Embezzlement on Real Estate Projects
Harrison played with the Detroit Lions from 1996 to 1998 and was with the Baltimore Ravens in 1999. Continue Reading Former NFL Player Charged with Embezzlement on Real Estate Projects
