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JV emerges as winning bidder for Marathon Oil Tower.
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Hines has made a big investment in Dublin retail
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New York public housing is in the midst of a gigantic funding shortfall, and with federal help unlikely to increase under Trump, it must find another way.
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Wilmington Trust's former president, chief financial officer, chief credit officer and controller were all convicted of covering up bad real estate loans.
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New York-based Robert A.M. Stern Architects' vision for 875 California St. in San Francisco's Nob Hill is coming to fruition.
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The biggest sales, leases, loans and more from the week in South Florida commercial real estate.
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Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance Inc. will liquidate its assets and shutter. The public firm struck a $9B deal in January to sell most of its portfolio.
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Shah is back doing "crazy stuff to get deals done."
The Zoning Commission unanimously approved the first phase of Cohen Companies’ 670-unit Anacostia River project Monday night.
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Akridge has sold off the last of its Half St., SE holdings, a .75-acre parcel at 25 M St. SE, to an affiliate of Brandywine Realty Trust for $20M.
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