Business Specialties
Curtis Spencer: Is E-Commerce Right for You?
Curtis Spencer, president of IMS Worldwide Inc., offers insights on the fast-growing e-commerce distribution phenomenon with CPE editorial director Suzann Silverman during NAIOP’s inaugural E.CON conference.
For Studley, $260M Merger with Savills Promises Blooming Global Platform
“We will be uniquely positioned to develop new business from around the globe, while continuing to deliver exceptional service to clients,” Mitchell Steir, Studley’s chairman & CEO, told CPE.
Neuberger Berman Takes 355 KSF at Vornado’s 1290 Avenue of the Americas
The investment management firm will relocate to the Midtown Manhattan trophy tower in late 2016 after 24 years at 605 Third Ave.
CoreNet Global, Rocky Mountain Institute Offer Road Map for Energy Use
In an effort to advance the next generation of energy management in corporate real estate, CoreNet Global and the Rocky Mountain Institute have released a new framework for owners, tenants, property managers and other stakeholders.
Economy Watch: Job Creation Spikes in April; Manufacturing, Construction Gain
The economy added 288,000 jobs in April, and manufacturing expanded for the 11th consecutive month.
Rechler Equity Breaks Ground on $100M M-U Project in Hamptons
The highly anticipated Hampton Business District at Gabreski, a unique $100 million mixed-use development at Francis S. Gabreski Airport in Westhampton Beach, N.Y., has gotten underway.
Studley and Savills to Merge in $260M Deal
Industry predictions for an increase of M&As in 2014 have received a big piece of supporting evidence now that the rumored Studley and Savills merger has been made official.
Tishman Speyer Acquires Rights to Develop 3 MSF Tower in Hudson Yards District
Tishman Speyer has become the latest developer to plan a mixed-use tower in the growing Hudson Yards district on Manhattan’s Far West Side.
Expansion Team: Mark Doran on Transwestern’s Growth Strategy
Insights from COO Mark Doran on the strategy behind Transwestern’s recent acquisitions the Boston and Chicago markets.
Jamestown Secures $180 Million Loan for Ponce City Market, Atlanta
Jamestown’s 1.1 million-square-foot, mixed-use Ponce City Market restoration project, Atlanta’s largest adaptive reuse endeavor ever, has just reeled in a $180 million construction loan.