Capital Markets

NEW YORK CITY-According to a recent report, while 'easy money' may be gone, long-term investors still target prime assets.

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL-GoldenTree is already active in the country, but plans to step up its presence in promising markets.

NEW YORK CITY-GlobeSt.com learns that due to the size of the property, this is one of the largest defeasance transactions closed for the eight-year-old company.

NEW ORLEANS-It's been two years since the twin hurricanes and affordable housing has yet to be fully addressed. Now, affordable housing activists go face to face with Congress.

DALLAS-Experts say the sector will make unprecedented gains despite the financial markets' turmoil. Deals will take longer to close, but qualified buyers will cross finish lines.

NEW YORK CITY-The 'liquidity crisis' raises many questions, but insiders are optimistic that New York City can handle it and will bounce back as it always has.

FORT MYERS, FL-Songy Partners is building the first two office buildings within the seven-building, 460,584-sf Forum Corporate Park.

McLEAN, VA-The government-sponsored mortgage finance company has priced 20 million shares of preferred stock at $25 a share with a dividend rate of nearly 7%.