International

Hyatt to Open First Regency Hotel in Lisbon

Scheduled to open in 2020, the first Hyatt hotel in Portugal’s capital will offer 200 keys. The property will be situated near two UNESCO World Heritage venues.

1250 René-Lévesque. Image courtesy of Bentall Kennedy

Bentall Kennedy Pays $450M for Montreal Trophy Tower

In a deal with Oxford Properties and Public Sector Pension Investment Board, the Toronto-based company acquired a 1 million-square-foot office asset in the city’s downtown.

How I.M. Pei Shaped the World’s Skylines

The Chinese-born American architect, best known for designing the Louvre Pyramid, also brought renowned commercial projects to cities around the world that have inspired hundreds of lesser imitations.

San Francisco's skyline. Image via Pixabay.

Innovation, Talent Attract CRE Capital

The world’s most tech-savvy and talent-rich cities—including San Francisco, London and San Jose—command a greater portion of real estate investment, according to a new JLL report.

Park Hotels & Resorts Reopens Caribe Hilton in Puerto Rico

The 652-key hotel in San Juan underwent a massive renovation after it was heavily damaged by Hurricane Maria in September 2017.

Madison International Completes Acquisition of Capital Park Stake

The deal for the controlling stake in the Polish investment company gives New York City-based Madison International a platform to expand in Poland’s commercial real estate market.

Tel Aviv Bond Market Revives, But the Bar Is Higher

As U.S. companies begin issuing on the TASE again, what does it take to have a successful offering? Westdale’s recent $140 million bond deal provides some critical clues.

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iintoo Buys RealtyShares Assets

With the completion of the transaction, the global real estate investment network has supplemented its assets under management by 150 percent, reaching a total value of $2.5 billion.

World’s First Winery to Earn LEED Silver for Entire Facility

The property, located in Garzón, Uruguay, features substantial energy capacity from wind and photovoltaic systems, as well as a green roof.

European Hotel Investment Volume Still Riding High

For the 12-month period ending in the first quarter of 2019, lodging transactions totaled €23 billion ($25.7 billion), with trades in the U.K., Spain and Germany accounting for the bulk of the activity.