The Carlyle Infrastructure Credit Fund II is set to invest in the senior and junior debt pieces of directly originated financings for projects primarily in energy transition opportunities. That includes sectors such as renewable energy, digital...
Wall Street firms, like companies throughout corporate America, are rethinking their work-from-home rules as the Covid-19 pandemic recedes. At New York-based JPMorgan, employees at retail bank branches and in check processing must be in daily...
Those who came into work devoted about 40 more minutes a week to mentoring others, nearly 25 more in formal training and about 15 additional minutes each week doing professional development and learning activities, according to WFH Research, a...
The overhaul centers on a merger between its Ground unit, which uses non-employee contractors to move parcels, and its Express division, which hires only staff drivers.
CBRE IM and Accelerate Investment Partnership formed a joint venture to invest in ground leases under critical, digital and green economy infrastructure assets. Here’s what executives from the two companies told WMRE about their plans.
The Sao Paulo-based holding is interested in multifamily housing properties and commercial buildings amid a “dislocation” of prices coming out of the pandemic in different markets, including New York and the West Coast, Chief Executive Officer...
Newmark’s managing director of geopolitical strategy consulting talks about the risks and opportunities the current economic and political climate brings.
The buyout firm, which is also the world’s largest commercial real-estate owner, has agreed the key terms on buying Industrials Reit Ltd., an operator of UK industrial estates whose stock price recently touched a two-year low after falling more...
At IREM, we recognize the importance of housing choice and access to quality housing that is affordable. We’ve seen how rent control undermines both of these things, making it financially challenging for property owners and real estate managers to...
During the three-year period spanning 2020 to 2022, Signature Bank issued $13.4 billion in loans on New York City buildings, according to property research company PincusCo. No other bank issued more commercial mortgages in the city.
