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HEI Hotels & Resorts Trades Aloft Houston Galleria Hotel
As hospitality demand in Houston continues to outpace supply, HEI Hotels & Resorts sells its 152-key select-service boutique hotel to Westpark I.
Mitsui Fudosan America Takes Majority Stake in 55 Hudson Yards as Construction Starts
Related Cos. and Oxford Properties Group now have Japanese company Mitsui Fudosan America as its newest majority stakeholder in the prominent 55 Hudson Yards tower project.
TruAmerica Apartment Buy Tops the Charts
TruAmerica has netted the largest Southern California multi-family asset acquisition in almost 20 years.
INTERNATIONAL: Vida Hotels and Resorts Unveils Manzil Downtown Dubai
Vida Hotels and Resorts has opened a 197-key lifestyle boutique hotel for business in the heart of Dubai.
Ivanhoé Cambridge Makes Second-Largest Single-Office-Building Transaction in U.S.
On a mission to increase its U.S. platform with top-quality office properties, Ivanhoé Cambridge has bought the iconic Three Bryant Park in midtown Manhattan.
Asher Investments Takes Advantage of Denver’s Tight Apartment Market
Less than a year after the doors swung open to residents at Alta Harvest Station, an apartment community in Broomfield, Colo., Asher Investments has sapped up the 297-unit property from its developer, Wood Partners.
Jamestown Commits to Creative Work Space Property in San Francisco
To take advantage of San Francisco’s growing technology tenancy, The Jamestown Premier Property Fund has added a second mixed-use property on Market Street to its roster.
Clarion, MHP Take to Manhattan’s Financial District
Clarion Partners and joint venture partner MHP Real Estate Services have become the proud new owners of the 1.2 million-square-foot Manhattan office tower at 180 Maiden Lane.
Return of the King: NYC Takes Back Global Investment Crown from London
The results are in for AFIRE’s 23rd annual survey of foreign investors in real estate. Multi-family is in favor, though Washington, D.C., is slipping.
Trammell Crow, MetLife Ride Dallas’ Tight Office-Market Wave
In order to take advantage of Dallas’ tight office market due to expansion of major companies, Trammell Crow Co. and MetLife Inc. have teamed up to build a mixed-use project.