Suzann D. Silverman
Suzann D. Silverman is editorial director of CPE. She has covered the commercial and multifamily real estate industry since 1995, becoming editor-in-chief of Commercial Property Executive (formerly Commercial Property News) in 1998 and editorial director of both CPE and Multi-Housing News in 2016. She is also a longtime board member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors, currently serving as vice president. You can reach her at suzann.silverman@cpe-mhn.com.
Oracle Signs 200,000-SF Lease at Under-Construction Office Park in Romanian Capital
Technology giant Oracle Corp. recently committed to a 215,000-square foot, 10-year lease in a currently under-construction office complex in Bucharest, Romania.
BOMA Special Report: Does a Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Array Make Sense for My Building?
With sustainable energy mandates increasing and solar panel costs declining, Rich Justinn, strategic accounts manager with major roofing system manufacturer GAF, offers commercial property owners a list of questions to ask to determine whether a rooftop or other solar photovoltaic array might make sense.
BOMA Special Report: The GSA’s Focus on Sustainability
The General Services Administration likes to push the envelope on sustainability, Stephen Monkewicz, senior realty specialist with its office of real estate acquisitions, noted in his presentation at BOMA International’s Every Building conference in Seattle.
M&R Development Adding 412 Luxury Units to Metro Chicago
In response to the growing demand for apartments in metropolitan Chicago, M&R Development has kicked off construction of two projects, Summit on Lake and Central Station, in the Chicago area.
Vornado Buys, Sells–and Pulls Back Its Veil
Vornado had a busy 4th of July week, with nearly $1.3 billion in deals. But in announcing its array of purchases and dispositions, it has also been pursuing a new “transparency” strategy. What remains to be seen is how the market will react to everything it’s doing.
Economy Watch: Most Industries Create Few Jobs in June, but Retail Vacancies Drop, Rail Shipments Mixed
June’s weak employment numbers capped a weak quarter overall for U.S. job growth. The Association of American Railroads measured the number of U.S. rail carloads originated in June 2012 at about 1.14 million, down 1.3 percent, but the intermodal volume at just over 996,000 containers and trailers, up 5.2 percent. And Reis Inc. reported the vacancy rate for regional U.S. malls dropped to 8.9 percent in the second quarter.
Economy Watch Weekly: GDP Rankings and More
CPE’s economic analyst, Dees Stribling, gives his update for the week ending July 6, 2012.
Economy Watch Weekly: Second Quarter's Drag
CPE’s economic analyst, Dees Stribling, gives his update for the week ending June 29, 2012.
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