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This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
A $275M financing deal closes for a Maryland industrial park, Newmark brokers the sale of a 103K SF industrial asset, Hoffman & Associates expands and more.
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A $275M financing deal closes for a Maryland industrial park, Newmark brokers the sale of a 103K SF industrial asset, Hoffman & Associates expands and more.
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Landlord groups argue that New York’s rent stabilization law is unconstitutional, and they hope a decision will take down rent stabilization laws nationally.
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Just two weeks after the Fed advised banks to work with commercial real estate borrowers in danger of default, lenders are displaying flexibility.
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Arch Cos.' co-founders have been wrapped up in a legal dispute with each other for six weeks, after both trying to fire each other, court documents show.
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A Tennessee judge wrote that RealPage software contains a “melting pot of confidential competitor information.”
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Prosecutors said the charges against 70 superintendents and assistant supers show the culture of corruption at the public housing authority.
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The co-head of Wells also spent more than $20M of investor money on security trades, which netted a loss of nearly $12M.
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Employers and office owners have worked through the grief cycle, with most accepting a full return to office will never happen.
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Yields are falling as weak jobs data and inflation rates in line with expectations has investors convinced the Fed will cut rates on Sept. 17.
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The order would shift away from modernist and brutalist styles for federal buildings in favor of Greco-Roman, art deco, beaux-arts and Georgian architecture.
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