Finance

Manhattan’s Crown Building Scores $750M Redevelopment Loan

Aman and OKO Group will transform the iconic tower into its first mixed-use urban development that will include an 83-key hotel and a luxury residential component.

Staying Disciplined, Hedging Risk in Tomorrow’s CRE Financing World

Where is lending headed? Executives from Citigroup, TPG, Goldman Sachs and Blackstone tackled that crucial question at the latest DLA Piper Global Summit.

Today’s Wall of Capital: Where to Deploy and Why

At the DLA Piper Global Summit, executives from Harrison Street Capital, AEW Capital Management and other top investors share insights into late-cycle opportunities.

Washington’s Wharf Lands Record $847M Financing

The partnership behind the 3.2 million-square-foot project closed on the financing with Goldman Sachs. Construction on the second phase began in March.

The Fixed-Rate vs. Floating-Rate Dilemma

Locking in low interest rates may not be enough to protect your property from a rise in debt costs.

Transactions: October 2019

A selection of noteworthy deals announced between Aug. 14 and Sept. 20, 2019.

DLA Piper Global Summit 2019 Coverage

The 15th edition of the event brought together, in Chicago, some of the industry’s top executives, which addressed everything from interest rates to proptech. Check out CPE’s full coverage of the event.

The Struggle Between Capital and Interest Rates

At DLA Piper Summit’s plenary session, industry veterans from Allianz Real Estate, Blackstone, USAA, Brookfield and Ventas reflected on the relationship between shrinking interest rates and the trainloads of capital looking for suitable opportunities.

Financing Paves Way for 550 KSF Dallas Mixed-Use

JMJ Development landed a $32.5 million loan for the purchase of a 2.5-acre site where it plans to build a hotel and residential tower.

Natixis Introduces Green Weighting Factor

This makes Natixis the first bank in the world to adopt a tool that actively manages the climate impact of its balance sheet, going beyond reporting.