Anna Spiewak
Mayer Brown Signs 187 KSF Lease in NYC’s Rockefeller Center
The Rockefeller Group has completed an 187,000-square-foot lease with Mayer Brown at 1221 Avenue of the Americas, a 50-story office tower anchoring the western border of Rockefeller Center between West 48th and West 49th streets.
JLL’s Martin Named New CEO of HCP
Less than a year after assuming the CEO of the Americas role at Jones Lang LaSalle, Lauralee Martin is departing to become president & CEO of HCP, the largest U.S. healthcare REIT.
Cassidy Turley: NJ Office Sector Making Solid Progress
The Garden State’s office sector is trending up and turning a corner, which is attributed to steady job growth and a new corporate tax break signed into law by NJ Gov. Chris Christie to attract new businesses.
Evan Denner on Student Housing, Capital & Equity Raising
Campus Evolution L.L.C. founder & CEO Evan Denner took time out of his busy schedule conquering the world of commercial real estate to discuss the student housing sector as it relates to real estate and its standing in a recovering economy. Via the Twitter format of 140 characters or less per tweet, he chatted with CPE editors, shedding light on his decision to move into the student housing space, student and investor demand, and his plans to take the company public. What follows is a transcript of the exchange. CPE: Evan, what was your motivation to enter the student housing business? Did you…
PwC RE Investor Survey: ‘Real Optimism’
Investors are positive about the industry’s performance and outlook; all this despite rising interest rates.
Economy Watch Weekly: Pretty Good Week Economically, Ahead of Government Shutdown
CPE’s economic analyst, Dees Stribling, gives his update for the week ending Sept. 27.
Jamestown Acquires San Francisco’s Famed Ghirardelli Square
Aiming to boost its appeal to locals as well as tourists, Jamestown has acquired the famed Ghirardelli Square retail complex at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf for a reported $56 million.
Global World
When Paris sneezes, Europe catches cold,” Prince Klemens von Metternich, first state chancellor of the Austrian Empire, commented during France’s reign of power in 1830. Some variation of the prince’s remark has been applied to many dominant nations over the years, but nowadays pretty much any country can sneeze and the whole world feels a chill, so intertwined are global economies. Of course, the degree to which a nation’s malaise threatens to trigger an epidemic depends on the size of the economy in question. Hence, Portugal’s fiscal crisis caused less of a stir than Spain’s, although Europe’s multiple breakdowns—afflicting Greece,…
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