Biding their time
Sep 1, 2008, By Elaine Misonzhnik
It's becoming apparent that for retail real estate investors, 2008 has been the year to wait and see. But the issue isn't that investors don't have money...
Brokers Search the Depths
Sep 1, 2008, Elaine Misonzhnik
Has the slowdown in retail real estate sales hit bottom? Not yet, say wavering observers who predict that won't occur until the second quarter of 2009...
Retail Not Part of Jones Lang LaSalle/Staubach Deal
Jun 18, 2008
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.'s proposed $613 million acquisition of Addison, Texas-based real estate advisory firm the Staubach Co., which would create the second largest commercial real estate brokerage firm in the world, won't boost the Chicago-based global real estate giant's retail division....
A Major Player?
Jun 1, 2008, RICHARD DAVIDSONPresident and COO Coldwell Banker Commercial
Having commanded a dominant position within many of the minor markets in the United States, Coldwell Banker Commercial is trying to position itself as...
New Standard
Jan 1, 2008
Jones Lang LaSalle, one of the largest providers of property management services in the United States has agreed to acquire the Chicago-based Standard...
Turf Wars
Oct 1, 2007, Elaine Misonzhnik
A recent ruling on a broker "turf law" in Kentucky might spell trouble ahead for a handful of other states. For years, the Bluegrass state required that...
New Deals Raise Eyebrows as M&A Trend Reigns On
May 30, 2007
The commercial real estate sector is still in the mergers and acquisitions mode, with two new deals announced last week involving a national brokerage firm and a commercial mortgage lender...
Broker Beware
May 1, 2006, By Mark Hequet
Selling retail properties is no longer a cake walk, and brokers are scrambling for the crumbs...
Garrick-Aug Goes Global
Mar 1, 2005, Beth Karlin
Union Traders Corp. wants to turn recently acquired New York broker Garrick-Aug Worldwide into a truly global company with one-stop shopping for all a...
Two CB Richard Ellis Brokers Jump To Cushman
Nov 3, 2004, By David Bodamer
C. Bradley Mendelson and David A. Green, two veteran retail brokers, are moving from CB Richard Ellis Inc. to Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Mendelson, who started at Insignia/ESG in 1997, became an executive vice president for CB Richard Ellis when those two firms merged last year. Green started at Insignia/ESG in 1991. They were co-recipients of the Real Estate Board of New York's Most Creative Retail Deal in 2000 for the 105,000-square-foot Toys 'R' Us store in Times Square ...
