LaSalle Investment Management
LaSalle Investment Adds $1.2B Debt Fund Business
The global real estate investment manager acquired a majority stake in Latitude Management Real Estate Investors, naming the new debt platform LaSalle Mortgage Real Estate Investors.
LaSalle Buys Munich Office Portfolio for $194M
Working on behalf of its Encore+ Pan European Fund, the company acquired two properties totaling roughly 430,000 square feet. JLL, CBRE and Colliers International negotiated the deal.
LaSalle Investment Buys Amsterdam Office Tower for $63M
Acting on behalf of its Encore+ fund, a Continental European investment vehicle, the company acquired the 167,900-square-foot Luna Arena from PingProperties.
CIT Group Provides $35M for Manhattan Office Project
The six-story development will feature more than 74,000 square feet of medical office space, providing convenient access to the area’s hospitals, medical schools, research centers and outpatient facilities.
Hines, Oaktree Buy 515 KSF San Francisco Bay Office Campus
The partners acquired Ygnacio Center, a three-building property in the East Bay’s coveted Walnut Creek market, from LaSalle Investment Management.
ULI Forecasts Strong Outlook for CRE Through 2020
Average vacancy rates and rental rate growth, despite a few minute fluctuations here and there, will remain positive for all major sectors.
JLL Tapped to Manage Houston MOB
LaSalle Investment Management’s newly acquired property contains more than 510,000 square feet and is 99 percent occupied. Memorial Hermann Health System anchors the building.
LaSalle Acquires Houston Trophy Tower
The global real estate investment management firm paid a record-setting price for the 28-story, 510,000-square-foot Memorial Hermann Medical Plaza in the Texas Medical Center district.
LaSalle Makes Major Double Acquisition from Aviva Investors
The deal is expected to close later this year and will make the firm one of the five largest global non-listed indirect real estate investment managers.
Miami Tower Lands 2 New Office Tenants
A Transwestern team led by Glenn Gregory and Christopher Dubberly closed the two leases, totaling 32,500 square feet, in the Class A office skyscraper.