Gail Kalinoski
Kalinoski has been a contributing writer to Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News since 2010 and previously wrote for three years for Commercial Property News. Gail has been a freelance writer and editor for more than 20 years, contributing to daily websites, magazines, weekly business newspapers, market intelligence newsletters, research reports, monthly B-to-B and consumer magazines. Earlier in her career, Gail worked for Gannett Corp. as an editor and reporter for 15 years. Gail has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Pace University.
Ford’s Michigan Expansion Revs Up Detroit Industrial Market
The company is planning to spend $700 million to expand its Flat Rock plant as part of an overall $4.5 billion investment on electrified vehicles over the next four years.
Dubai’s Latest Mega Project Looks Spectacular
Dubai Harbour will feature the largest marina in the Middle East and North Africa region, as well as a giant lighthouse.
Ford to Invest $700M in Michigan Factory, Cancels $1.6B Mexican Plant
The move is part of an overall $4.5 billion investment on electrified vehicles over the next four years.
PAC Buys Atlanta Trophy Office Tower
Three Ravinia, a 31-story building in the Central Perimeter, was developed by Hines in 1991.
Axiom Holdings Focuses on China Power, Hospitality Markets after Reverse Merger
The company has acquired two Chinese hydro-electric power plants and two hotels.
Vornado Disposes of Skyline Properties in Virginia
The transaction continues the REIT’s strategy of selling off its lower-performing Washington, D.C.-area properties.
Jernigan Capital JV Makes NC Self-Storage Investment
The 756-unit property will provide all climate-controlled storage in the rapidly growing Brier Creek community in Raleigh.
New U.S. Industrial Fund to Spend $1.5 Billion
GLP US Incomes Partners III will be seeded with a $1.1 billion portfolio from Hillwood.
New York REIT Lands $760M Financing, Prepares to Sell Assets
The proceeds will be used to repay debt, buy the remaining equity interest in Worldwide Plaza and fund the company’s dissolution.
Private Lenders Step in to Fill the CMBS Gap
Banks remain active in refinancing, but tighter regulations are creating space for competitors.