News/Events
Site Centers To Stop Trading As It Winds Up Operations
Site Centers plans to stop selling shares on the New York Stock Exchange after paying a $157M dividend to its investors.
Newmark: $179B In Low-Rate Real Estate Loans Face Refinancing Risk
High debt costs extend the loan maturity shadow, with 78% of real estate debt facing refinancing at rates above 10-year Treasurys.
Spectre Of ECB Rate Hikes Puts Europe's Real Estate Recovery Back Under Spotlight
Interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank may affect Europe's real estate recovery as investors face challenges and opportunities.
Owner Of Nearly 1,900-Unit Chicago Property Hit With Investor Lawsuit
A venture of Antheus Capital is facing legal action over claims it breached a contract with one it its investors.
Brookfield Veteran Departs To Become Pretium's Global Real Estate Lead
Christopher Reilly left Brookfield for Pretium to head its debt and equity business.
JPMorgan's Chicago Office Renovation Costing Bank Over $800M, Dimon Says
JPMorgan announced the renovation in February 2024, but at the time, it declined to disclose a full cost estimate for the major overhaul of the building.
'Something Has To Give': NYC Economic Development Corp.'s Big Ambitions Collide With Red Ink
Decades of stalled projects and a dwindling asset pile cloud the city's ambitions to use the NYC Economic Development Corp. as a tool for economic justice.
Howard Hughes Texas President Jim Carman To Step Down
Jim Carman of Howard Hughes Communities is moving to an advisory role in a company realignment.
Plano Voters To Decide On New Taxes Tied To Dallas Stars' $3B Sports And Entertainment District
Plano voters could approve new taxes on car rentals, hotel rooms, event parking, tickets and other venue activities to help finance the Dallas Stars' new arena.
