After opening in 1972, Crossroads Mall was the largest enclosed shopping center in the state of Oklahoma. Today it sits in receivership on the southeastern outskirts of Oklahoma City, a product of lax management and...
Thanks to the nation’s lowest jobless rate among large cities, Oklahoma City’s office market has not headed down the all-too-familiar slippery slope of rising vacancies and lower rents that many other metro areas have...
“Bleak” may be one of the most common descriptors for the national commercial real estate market outlook in 2009. But according to new research, apartment and industrial properties are expected to rebound sooner than...
Thanks to the nation’s lowest jobless rate among large cities, Oklahoma City’s office market has not headed down the all-too-familiar slippery slope of rising vacancies and lower rents that many other metro areas have...
Thanks to the so-called “death of Wall Street,” commercial banks have become one of the only sources of real estate financing left standing in 2009. One of the key players figures to be Charlotte-based Bank of America...
Institutional investors saw the value of their investment portfolios drop by an astonishing 31% in 2008, which has begged the ongoing question of 2009: What now...
Two of America’s largest institutional investing consulting firms — Mercer Inc. and Callan and Associates — are formally merging later this month, and it could be the first significant sign that consolidation among...
When Craig Meyer was elected president of the 3,000-member Society of Industrial and Office Realtors in November 2008, he knew he was taking the helm of the brokerage organization at a challenging time. Meyer is a 30...
Despite a dearth of transactions, pension funds are finally in the throes of writing down the value of their commercial real estate assets in the face of a troubled economy and clogged credit markets. While the write...
