IRVINE, CA—Colliers International's newly appointed national director, healthcare services spells out the firm's approach to the sector in the second of a two-part interview.

CHICAGO--"Real estate has delivered a competitive return relative to both stocks and bonds over the past year," says William Hughes, board chair of NCREIF.

BOISE, ID—The co-founder of Resource Capital Corp., and Ischus Capital Management Shook will lead A10's drive for new business.

IRVINE, CA—The real estate sector is impacted as healthcare systems shift “from being inpatient-centric to outpatient-centric,” Mary Beth Kuzmanovich, Colliers' new national director, tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Strong financials on 200 Park Ave. make refinancing “a no-brainer,” according to Trepp; other large 2005-vintage loans face longer odds.

NEW YORK CITY—“The legal sector is quickly coming to terms with the changing workplace environment,” says Sherry Cushman, head of Cushman & Wakefield's Legal Sector Advisory Group, which partnered with ALM on an annual survey.

NEW YORK CITY—“Sutton Place is a deeply undersupplied neighborhood with tremendous upside potential,” says Eastern Consolidated's Adelaide Polsinelli, who arranged the three-building sale to Bauhouse Group.

TORRANCE, CA—Compared to the pre-downturn market, “lenders are less likely to skip steps” when it comes to due diligence, Partner Engineering & Science's Joe Derhake tells GlobeSt.com.