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Ivanhoé Cambridge Grabs Office Property in London

Ivanhoé Cambridge is quite keen on London’s office market.

144-Key Marriott Residence Inn Coming to Pittsburgh’s Oakland Neighborhood

A new Marriott Residence Inn could soon rise in the city’s Oakland neighborhood.

Blackstone Buys Farms at Cool Springs for $82M

As yet another testimony to Nashville’s booming apartment market, the world’s largest real estate private equity firm, The Blackstone Group, has just dropped $81.9 million on a 474-unit apartment community

A Farm Grows in Newark

New Jersey is known as the Garden State, but most wouldn’t expect a former industrial site in Newark to become home to the world’s largest indoor vertical farm.

Chesapeake Lodging Buys Hotel Resort in South Beach

Chesapeake has entered the highly desirable Miami South Beach market with a new purchase.

International: TIAA-CREF Expands into Sweden

TIAA Henderson Real Estate has set foot in the Nordic region.

Coral Landings III Grocery-Anchored Center Sells for $33.7M

Coral Landings III a 176,575-square-foot, grocery-anchored retail center between Coral Springs and Margate has recently been sold, HFF announced. The company marketed the asset on behalf of the Fort Lauderdale-based seller, Stiles Corporation. Madison Marquette Realty Services purchased the retail complex for $33.7 million, free and clear of existing debt. The investment sales team was led by Senior Managing Director Danny Finkle, Managing Director Luis Castillo, Associate Director Nat Scarmazzi and Director Analyst Kim Flores.

Cortland Partners Buys 3,265 Charlotte Apartments for $274M

Atlanta-based real estate investment firm Cortland Partners has made quite the splash in Charlotte’s apartment market, picking up nine communities totaling over 3,200 units for $273.9 million

Economy Watch Weekly: A Good Month for Jobs

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended March 6, 2015.

Economy Watch: Student Debt Potentially Harmful for RE

One aspect of consumer credit has a time-bomb potential when it comes to the health of the economy, and even certain aspects of residential and commercial real estate: student loans.