Saurage Rotenberg News
The Takashimaya store on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue was spare, exquisite, and often too quiet for its own good. It closed in June…
As markets conditions continue to squeeze both landlords and their tenants…
The controversial practice of “extend and pretend,” in which regulators grant banks and other lenders wide latitude to extend performing loans while avoiding sharp value write-downs…
The retail real estate industry will face another slow growth year in 2011, though the pace of store openings will gradually improve…
As chief executive of CB Richard Ellis Group, Brett White is closely attuned not only to real estate markets worldwide but also…
Ross Moore has changed his outlook for the better in these last few weeks of 2010…
Employers are more optimistic about hiring in the first quarter of 2011 than at any time in more than two years…
Office sales are expected to gain momentum in the coming year as investors move further afield to acquire quality properties in an increasingly competitive arena…
CBRE Econometric Advisors’s Annual Trends 2011 shows an uptick in the New Year due to increased retail sales and limited space supply. The following is culled from information in the just-released report…
Despite the common perception that investors are bidding up prices for any major Class A office building brought to market, an analysis of recent sales activity finds…