IRVINE, CA—The results for Ten-X's Commercial Real Estate Nowcast for June reflect "both robust year-ago comparisons and the impact of the downdraft from earlier this year," says chief economist Peter Muoio.

LOS ANGELES—"We believe that after companies formalize the process of gathering the relevant data, they will be surprised to find that they may have more leases than they originally thought.," says Jeff Beatty with CBRE's financial consulting group.

LONDON—Seven SIOR members from across Europe and the US offer GlobeSt.com their perspectives on what a "yes" vote in the Brexit referendum would mean for the global economy and commercial real estate.

NEW YORK CITY—Amid macroeconomic risks that are weighing on buyer activity, Real Capital Analytics points out that the US share of cross-border transactions could surpass the 2006 peak.

WASHINGTON, DC—A 10-year company veteran, Lawrence Braithwaite assumes responsibility for running ASB Real Estate Investments' $6.2-billion flagship fund.

SAN FRANCISCO—The CRE Group, which manages projects both locally and nationally, will maintain its current San Francisco offices and continue doing business under that name.

NEW YORK CITY—Faced with increasing competition and higher prices amid record levels of dry powder, private equity real estate fund managers are employing "increasingly flexible investment strategies," says Andrew Moylan at Preqin.

NEW YORK CITY—However, Trepp's Matt Anderson notes that commercial mortgage lending continues to grow at a solid pace year to date, recent underperformance notwithstanding.