Former Citigroup president joins board at Money360
John Havens, former president and chief operating officer of Citigroup, has joined the board of advisors of Money360, a technology-enabled direct lender that specializes in…
Midwest
The numbers show it: Jobs, people flocking to big cities
Developers haven't been shy about building luxury apartments in the centers of dense urban areas. Retailers are building distribution centers and warehouses closer to the…
Grandbridge provides $51.5 million for university apartments
Grandbridge Real Estate Capital recently closed a $51.5 million first mortgage loan secured by a 264-unit/538-bed Class-A student housing property located near a large university…
Berkadia’s Callaghan: Workforce apartment units still scarce
Like all commercial financing professionals today, Colin Callaghan, senior managing director with the Southfield, Michigan, office of Berkadia, is keeping a close watch on the…
Big news for Net Lease Summit: More net lease properties hitting the market
Investors looking for net lease properties received a gift during the second quarter of this year: The number of these properties hitting the market soared.
Hall of Fame profile: JLL’s Jake Sturman
Each year, Midwest Real Estate News runs its Midwest Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame edition, highlighting the careers of the top CRE pros in…
Dougherty’s Bolin: Financing requests still keeping everyone busy
Minneapolis-based Dougherty Funding remains busy. And it is the requests for seniors housing and multifamily deals that are fueling the company's commercial lending activity today.
Cushman & Wakefield: Steady growth in office market
It's not booming like the industrial or apartment markets, but the U.S. office market enjoyed a healthy second quarter of the year, according to the…
Plenty of growth left in Midwest multifamily market
Rent growth hasn't been as strong. But does that mean the Midwest multifamily market is heading for a slowdown?
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Turn on the TV, visit a web page, open a newspaper, and you'll hear about another mass shooting, hate crime, terrorist attack or weather-related disaster.…