CRE Midwest Changes to accounting regulations unprecedented, warrant considerable discussion Reviving Commercial Real Estate Conference to Cover Issues We are on the verge of some of the most sweeping changes instituted by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in more than 30 years, says David Clark, UGL Services. These changes will have significant impact on the commercial real estate industry.
CRE X Missouri Industry vet to lead new assets resolution group for Cushman's St. Louis office Commercial real estate veteran Don Land recently joined St. Louis-based Cushman & Wakefield/Gateway Commercial as a senior director. Land is also the head of the company's new Properties & Assets Resolution Group.
CRE V Michigan Albert Berriz: No fear of the bad market Last year, Midwest Real Estate News ran its first Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame special section. In this section, we profiled the top veterans of the industry. since then, we've been running these profiles each week on our Web site. Here is a look at Albert Berriz, chief executive officer with Ann Arbor, Mich.-based McKinley.
CRE L Iowa Chuck Ruhl: Keeping the client's needs first Last year, Midwest Real Estate News ran its first Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame special section. In this section, we profiled the top veterans of the industry. since then, we've been running these profiles each week on our Web site. Here is a look at Chuck Ruhl with NAI Ruhl & Ruhl Commercial Company in Davenport, Iowa.
CRE Midwest Jones Lang LaSalle and Gensler are multiple winners at Commercial Real Estate Awards Jones Lang LaSalle and Gensler both captured two awards at the 23rd annual Chicago Commercial Real Estate Awards dinner at the Hyatt Regency Chicago last night.
CRE V Michigan NAI Farbman closes three industrial transactions in Michigan Southfield, Mich.-based NAI Farbman recently closed three industrial property transactions in Michigan.
CRE i Ohio Ohio's Striefsky: Financing still a major hurdle for commercial developers in Midwest markets Financing remains the big hurdle for most of the commercial real estate developers that work with the real estate practice group of Thompson Hine, a law firm with Midwest offices in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio.
CRE Midwest New Market Tax Credits: Separating fact from fiction By now you may have heard the words, “New Markets Tax Credits.” Or maybe you haven’t. If you haven’t, don’t feel too bad. In an informal poll of Midwest real estate developers, less than two out of ten developers had ever heard of the New Markets Tax Credit program. And of those who had, misconceptions abound about the program
CRE V Michigan Industry veteran to head Detroit region for Colliers International Paul Choukourian, a veteran real estate executive with nearly two decades of experience, has been tapped to head Colliers International’s Detroit region as managing director. Choukourian will oversee the Detroit and Ann Arbor, Mich., offices.
CRE N Illinois Daniel Goodwin: Finding the time to excel Midwest Real Estate News last year ran its first Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame issue, honoring the industry's top names. Since then, we've been running the profiles of these top pros on our Web site. Here's a look at the stellar career of Inland Real Estate Group's Daniel Goodwin.
CRE Midwest Special Events Company expands in Chicago Red Frog Events, has signed a 21,756-square-foot lease at 555 W. 14th Place, Chicago.
CRE i Ohio CB Richard Ellis completes sale of student-housing community in Ohio The Indianapolis-Cincinnati multi-housing group of CB Richard Ellis recently negotiated the sale of Candlewood Terrace, a 304-unit student-housing apartment community in Oxford, Ohio.
CRE O Indiana Commercial real estate veteran joins Jones Lang LaSalle's Indianapolis office Veteran commercial real estate executive Dave Mennel recenty joined the Indianapolis office of Jones Lang LaSalle as a senior vice president.
CRE X Missouri Anthony Sansone Sr.: Commercial real estate still a family affair Midwest Real Estate News last year ran its first Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame issue, honoring the industry's top names. Since then, we've been running the profiles of these top pros on our Web site. Here's a look at the stellar career of Sansone Group's Anthony Sansone, Sr.
CRE Midwest SBA 504 loans value $1.4 billion in first quarter 2011 The SBA 504 loan program has recaptured its buzz in the current economy and recent numbers indicate that more firms are using the innovative program to secure commercial real estate deals.
CRE i Ohio Longtime newspaper publisher takes over key Cassidy Turley markets in Ohio Douglas Bolton, a professional with an in-depth knowledge of the Ohio business world, recently joined Cassidy Turley as managing principal of the firm's Cincinnati and Dayton offices.
CRE Midwest U.S. CMBS delinquency rate reaches another record high in February The delinquency rate for CMBS loan payments rose to an all-time high in February, but the shrinking month-to-month increase has officials at Trepp, LLC, a provider of CMBS and commercial mortgage information, optimistic that the peak may be near.
CRE Midwest FASB and Other Issues the Focus of Industrial Summit Impending changes being handed down by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is a popular topic at upcoming industry events designed to guide and inform the commercial real estate industry.
CRE i Ohio Cleveland development agency picks business development veteran to lead key initiative The Downtown Cleveland Alliance (DCA) has tapped business development veteran Michael Deemer as director of its new Business Center, the focus of DCA’s initiative to draw more business to downtown Cleveland.
CRE W Minnesota Tim Murnane: Leading the way to a new Opus Tim Murnane is no stranger to Minneapolis’ The Opus Group. He first started working at the company back in 1984. Last year, he rejoined the firm – after a brief absence – to help Opus rebound after tough times caused by the nation’s economic slump. Murnane, who now holds the title of president and chief executive officer at Opus, says that he sees a bright future for this once-troubled development company.