NEW YORK CITY—While the US economy is changing, "the people and economic institutions continue to be innovative and enthusiastic," according to Integra Realty Resources.

NEW YORK CITY—The 250,000-square-foot retail property, currently occupied by Macy's, sits adjacent to the eastern terminus of the 7 subway line.

NEW YORK CITY—"We will be bringing value back home to the buildings, owners, all members and this great city overall," BOMA/NY president Jim Kleeman said as he took the reins last week.

WASHINGTON, DC—The levels of delinquencies and losses on commercial mortgages held by insurance companies are among the lowest of any lender class, according to CREFC and Trepp.

NEW YORK CITY—The activist investor, which disclosed a stake in Macy's this past July, is proposing separate JVs for the retailer's flagship stores and its hundreds of mall locations.

IRVINE, CA—"Our move to the Ten-X brand reflects our evolution into a marketplace for a much broader range of residential and commercial property types," says CEO Tim Morse.

SANTA BARBARA, CA—Minus the "froth of 2015," multifamily rent gains in 2016 will outpace the eight-year average, "satisfying most property owners," according to Yardi Matrix.

LONDON—However, Preqin's Andrew Moylan notes that "the number of funds reaching a final close is down from 2014, as more capital was concentrated among fewer fund managers."