Paul Fiorilla
Paul Fiorilla has more than 25 years of experience as a researcher and writer in the commercial real estate markets. He previously served as a vice president of research at Prudential Real Estate Investors in Madison, N.J., where he oversaw publishing of outlooks and thought leadership research. Before that, he covered real estate capital markets and CMBS at Commercial Mortgage Alert.
Julia Coronado Joins the MTGE Board
Currently chief economist for Graham Capital Management, Coronado brings several years of financial services industry experience to the board.
Cushman & Wakefield Expands Dallas Team
Adam Hammack brings more than a decade of commercial real estate experience to the role, including six years at CBRE.
CJ Partners Acquires $14M Mixed-Use Facility in Hollywood, FL
Levy Realty Advisors represented the buyer in the purchase of 81,922-square-foot office/warehouse facility located in Port 95 Commerce Park.
JLL Expands Philadelphia Team with 2 New Additions
Brett Grifo has joined JLL as Senior Vice President and Larry Maister as Managing Director.
Crowdsourced Debt Grows as Option for Small Properties
As commercial banks cut back, crowdsourcing is playing a growing role in small-balance lending.
Theodore Jacobs Joins KAI Design & Build in St. Louis
Jacobs will have various responsibilities within the firm’s architecture and engineering departments.
White Lodging Names New CEO
Ken Barrett brings more than two decades of experience in the hospitality industry to the Merrillville, Ind.-based company.
Online Lending Platform Taps Veteran Originator
Money360 is expanding its team to increase its share of the small-balance commercial mortgage market, as small and regional commercial banks face growing scrutiny from regulators.
Larry Silverstein Shares Insights on Trump Win
The New York real estate magnate revealed why he remains optimistic about a Trump presidency.
Consumer Spending Leading Economic Growth, Says Moody’s
By Paul Fiorilla, Associate Research Director, Yardi Matrix: Consumer spending continues to grow. So why are some retailers struggling so much?