We're trying to provide a new source of liquidity to a segment of the market that heretofore has not had any.

NEW YORK CITY-CB Richard Ellis' on-again, off-again relationship with the NYSE is on again, as of today's opening bell. Shares are expected to trade at $19 for class A common stock.

NEW YORK CITY-As GlobeSt.com projected on April 27, Bruce Mosler will replace Arthur J. Mirante II as C&W's president and CEO. As this morning's press conference revealed, Mosler's rise comes with a short list of strategic changes.

These assets are not particularly influenced by interest rates. These are not commodity properties.

Assets in A-plus locations command steep prices, to the point that we choose not to splurge shareholder capital on them.

HOUSTON-It's a brave new world for commercial real estate, said the industry pioneer, a world of global REIT proportions and massive multinational consolidation. But if you want to play, you'll have to leave old concepts at the door.

HOUSTON-A healthy dollop of lone-star flag-waving didn't overwhelm the facts behind this town's rehabilitation. Mayor Bill White and a handful of local executives told the assembled crowd of real estate reporters how it all happened.

HOUSTON-Two Real Estate Media publications walk away with honors at the 75th convention of the National Association of Real Estate Editors. It is this website's third trip to the podium, the second for Forum.