NEW YORK CITY-The mixed-use development, a joint venture with the AFL-CIO Housing and Building Investment Trusts called Clinton Green, will include multifamily housing, retail, open space, performance venues and parking on 66,500 sf of city property.
NEW YORK CITY-Andrew M. Peretz leaves his longtime position with I/ESG for an executive director spot at Cushman & Wakefield. Considered a Lower Manhattan specialist, the 15-year industry veteran is based Downtown at the firm's Pine Street offices.
NEW YORK CITY-Rockwood Realty Associates LLC negotiates on behalf of locally based pension fund Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association. Lehman Brothers buys the loans, which are secured by mall properties located in four states.
NEW YORK CITY-Getting its house in order before CB Richard Ellis officially takes possession, Insignia Financial Group sells off its two residential subsidiaries. Huntington, NY-based Montauk Battery Realty pays $71.75 million for Insignia Douglas Elliman and Insignia Residential Group.
NEW YORK CITY-Showing the industry that it has already moved past the departure of president and CEO Barry M. Barovick, chairman C. Michael Kojaian reveals a new organizational structure, topped by four transaction and property management specialists.
NEW YORK CITY-With more than $300 million in Trump Marina debt due in November, Donald Trump puts up $30 million to goose the two-traunch sale, which he has been trying to complete since last spring. The deal is expected to close within days.
NEW YORK CITY-With more than $300 million in Trump Marina debt due in November, Donald Trump puts up $30 million to goose the two-traunch sale, which he has been trying to complete since last spring. The deal is expected to close within days.
ANN ARBOR, MI-The nation's fifth largest loan originator will accommodate current and future expansion plans through a build-to-suit deal with Avis Farms Development for a class A office property here. The transaction is being touted as the area's largest '03 office deal to date.
NEW YORK CITY-The low-fare carrier will build a 107,000-sf, two-bay hangar on Port Authority-owned land and renovate an existing 25,000-sf structure for use as warehouse and support operations space.
NEW YORK CITY-The eight-story property is located on the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's New York office arranged the first-mortgage financing, which was provided by Frankfurt lender Deka Bank.