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Top 5 Hotel Transactions in Nashville

Several major hospitality assets changed hands in the 12 months ending in March as the Music City’s tourism economy continues to pick up speed.

Kaufman Organization Lands $120M Refi for NYC Portfolio

The firm secured the three-year loan from Capital One to refinance four properties in the Flatiron and NoMad neighborhoods of Manhattan.

KBS Buys $48M Office Asset in Seattle Suburb

The private equity real estate firm acquired the five-story, Class A property in Redmond, Wash., on behalf of a sovereign partner, as the metro’s Eastside markets continue to attract investors.

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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.

Edge Commercial Real Estate Brokers 47 KSF Office Lease in VA

Partner & Regional Director Scott Rabin and Vice President Todd McManus worked on behalf of the owner, Washington REIT. A team from Avison Young represented the tenant.

Oberlin Court. Image courtesy of Yardi Matrix

Fenway Capital Advisors Sells San Diego Office Asset

The two-building Oberlin Court is located in Sorrento Valley. The new owner, Intersection, paid $7.6 million for the 93 percent leased property.

Hines Continues Arizona Storage Expansion

The company is set to develop two facilities in Tempe and Litchfield Park. The properties are expected to be completed by the end of this year.

New Lab Building Coming to West Harlem

The LEED-certified, Class A property is adding life science space in a neighborhood that’s being fostered as the next big NYC destination for companies in the industry.

San Francisco Office Report – Spring 2019

The metro’s economy continues to expand steadily as a center of the technology and financial industries, and it remains a destination for a young, educated workforce.

Will Manhattan’s Office Challenges Hit CMBS Assets?

Kroll Bond Rating Agency’s new report evaluates the exposure of $25.3 billion of Midtown Manhattan office assets to issues facing the submarket.