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CRE Regulatory Review: Tariffs, Taxes, Immigration and More
Financiers and advisors weigh in on governmental actions poised to disrupt today’s mature, robust and increasingly competitive market.
Grocery-Anchored FL Retail Center Commands $74M
Investors remain keen on Palm Beach County, where MetLife Investment Management acquired the Shoppes at Isla Verde, a 207,000-square-foot shopping center.
Zamir Equities Buys 560 KSF Cleveland Office High-Rise
In a deal facilitated by HFF, American Landmark Properties Corp. sold 1111 Superior Ave. four years after having acquired the asset half-full for $19.5 million.
GreenOak JV Pounces on the Lion Building
JBG Smith traded the eight-story, 157,000-square-foot Class B office asset in Washington, D.C. The purchase price was $65 million.
MetLife, State Street Team Up in $2B Co-Lending Deal
The multi-year partnership marks State Street’s debut in CRE financing. The co-lending program will be targeting a variety of product types nationwide, including office, industrial, multifamily, retail and hospitality assets.
Industry Faces Shortening Runway in 2018
The U.S. economy is showing few signs of deceleration, creating a matrix of growth opportunities across markets and property types. But for all its strengths, the real estate industry still faces its fair share of headwinds, as the post-recession recovery borders on a decade.
MetLife Investment Management Buys Boston Office Asset for $97M
Standing in for Normandy Real Estate Partners and Westbrook Partners, NKF Capital Markets arranged the sale of the 247,500-square-foot property at 89 A St. in Needham, Mass.
MetLife Provides $450M for SF Bay Area Retail Asset
Borrowers The Macerich Co. and Northwestern Mutual utilized the 960,000-square-foot Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek as collateral for the 12-year fixed-rate loan.
Facebook Signs Largest Office Lease in San Francisco
MetLife Investment Management, The John Buck Co. and Golub & Co. have signed the social media giant for all of Park Tower at Transbay, an upcoming 43-story Class A tower in the metro’s Financial District.
The Accelerated Growth of Private Debt Funds
Debt funds are filling the gap left by banks and other regulation-constrained lenders. As dry powder stacks up in a mature cycle, where will fund sponsors place their capital?