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Blackstone Splurges on Stuyvesant Town

The multinational private equity firm will be shelling out one of the biggest amounts ever paid for a single property in its deal for NYC’s largest multifamily community.

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CRE Industry Pays Tribute to Julien Studley

Leading executives salute the life and legacy of the tenant-rep pioneer.

CPE 100 Sentiment Survey: Where’s the Capital Going?

The search for yield will drive increasing numbers of investors to look beyond the top metros for the next few years, according to the latest CPE 100 Quarterly Sentiment Survey.

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Philadelphia Moves to Cash its Chips

The City of Brotherly Love could soon welcome a $500 million casino resort.

NAREIT: September Rebound for U.S. Equity REITs

An inside look at the driving factors of the rebound.

2015 Best Practices Index Survey

How does your company rank? Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News are collecting data for the 2015 Commercial Real Estate Best Practices Index, the all-encompassing ranking of best-performing companies across the industry. Complete the survey now! Extended deadline: October 30th.

One World Trade Center Among Emporis Skyscraper Award Winners

An inside look at some of the winners of the world’s most renowned architecture prize for skyscrapers, including America’s tallest building.

Cushman & Wakefield Helps STRS Ohio with $650M Loan

The State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio recently refinanced the former IBM building in Manhattan.

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CREW Network Special Report: Madeleine Albright, Carla Harris on Success

Leadership was a recurring theme during the CREW Network Convention & Marketplace last week, embodied by powerful women who shared secrets to their success. Bookending the event were keynotes from Morgan Stanley Vice Chairman Carla Harris and former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

New Jersey’s Tallest Apartment Building Tops Off

The community’s developers aim to lure NYC renters to the $300 million Jersey City development by addressing — and solving — urban challenges.