Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Duke Realty Closes on 43 of 56 Properties

By Tavis J. Hampton | February 17, 2011
Duke Realty Corporation, one of the largest commercial real estate companies in the United States has just closed on 43 of the 56 properties it acquired from Premier Commercial Realty.
Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Investing

Canadian Real Estate Investment Way Up

By Ryan Cox | February 16, 2011
In news from Canada, the real estate market there saw a 48 percent increase in commercial investment volume in 2010, to the tune of $18.9 billion. The increase was sparked by a stronger economy and “surging investor confidence,” according to CB Richard Ellis. Toronto ended 2010 with $7.4 billion in trades, up almost 4 billion, from $3.8 billion in 2009, according to the 2010 National Investment Report released yesterday by the CBRE.
Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Duke Realty Begins Closing On Premier

By Ryan Cox | January 28, 2011
South Florida commercial real estate sales stand to get a shot in the arm to start the 2011 year. With the biggest-ticket sale in Southern Florida history, Duke Realty Corp. has begun closing on a $450 million purchase of buildings from Premier Commercial Realty.
Commercial Real Estate, Featured News

ProLogis AMB Merger Solves A Wealth of Problems

By Phil Butler | January 28, 2011
In news from the commercial sector, Denver based ProLogis, and AMB Property Corporation of S.F. announced on Wednesday their merger negotiations. These two publicly traded companies are the two largest players within the warehousing and distribution center realm. Some experts suggest the merger is nothing more than an effort to make economies of scale more reaonable for the two. ProLogis has lost millions due to logistic nightmares and other such inefficiencies spotlighted by the financial crisis worldwide.
Commercial Real Estate, Featured News

Nashville: Clawing Out of Real Estate Hole

By Phil Butler | January 25, 2011
Can investors or even consumers of retail properties depend on the news these days for clarification of the real estate market? In some cases the answer here is a resilient "no!" However, a little research on the part of interested parties can reveal the truth of such matters. In the case of Nashville, Tennessee's real estate market, it looks like some experts have the inside track there.
Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Venture West's $7.8 Million Saves Cali Apartments

By Tavis J. Hampton | January 19, 2011
Venture West funding helps rescue 4 apartments out of economic hardship. With help from Greystone Servicing Inc., almost $8 million is secured for a private owner who needed emergency finance. The four complexes have almost 100 percent occupancy, and 7 and 10 year financing was needed to save this business.
Commercial Real Estate, Featured News

Take A Chance On Pittsburgh

By Phil Butler | January 11, 2011
The real estate market in Pittsburgh may well take off sometime in 2011. The barometer of economic change for some US cities looks far better than for others, and Pittsburgh has several sectors which bear watching. If the US Steel Tower financial situation is any indicator, the city will either fly or flop this year.

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