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Medical Office Sector Bucks The Cycle

Nov 20, 2008

While office building transactions have fallen off a cliff in recent months, one bright spot many industry analysts point to is the medical office building market, where sales typically range from $10 million to $30...

Grubb & Ellis’ New Math: Fewer Brokers Equals More Revenue

Nov 20, 2008

Q&A: Jack Van Berkel, EVP, COO, Grubb & Ellis

Funds Place Riskier Bets for Higher Returns

Nov 10, 2008

Pension funds are caught in a pickle as real estate values drop amid the current credit crunch. While these institutional giants face increasing pressure from beneficiaries to stem the flow of billions of dollars of...

Veteran Advisor Leaves Retirement to Answer Pensioners’ Calls

Nov 10, 2008

Q&A: Ted Leary, Founder, Crosswater Realty Advisors

Financial Contagion Forces Office Vacancies Higher Nationwide

Oct 16, 2008

Financial distress and Wall Street layoffs have become a seemingly cyclical occurrence, but this time around the chilly winds blowing across Manhattan’s financial sector are causing the rest of the country’s economy...

Financial Crisis Is ‘Different Than Anything I’ve Ever Seen Before’

Oct 16, 2008

Q&A: Stephen Siegel, chairman of global brokerage, CB Richard Ellis

Despite Rescue Bailout, Institutions Wait on the Sidelines

Oct 13, 2008

Thanks to a continued disconnect between sellers’ asking prices and how much buyers are willing to spend, institutional investors remain largely out of the commercial property market when it comes to doing new deals...

Market Watcher Says Credit Will Remain Tight for Next 12 Months

Oct 13, 2008

Q&A: Dr. Sam Chandan, chief economist, Reis

Ike Swipes Houston

Oct 01, 2008

Hurricane damage was moderate, but 49 oil rigs, office towers and other properties suffer damage.

Selling Off Our Heritage?

Oct 01, 2008

Overseas investors have sunk billions in U.S. properties, and newcomers from Norway and South Korea are lining up.

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