In this week’s issue, we report that Rolls-Royce will kick off construction of a $100 million engine component plant in Prince George County, VA; Equinix unveils a new $95 million data center in El Segundo, CA; Clark Construction receives a $110 million…
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Vacant valley land prices stabilize in second quarter
Las Vegas Business Press … Applied Analysis, a Las Vegas-based business advisory firm reports. The small upturn is welcome news for the battered local real estate industry, … |
Southern Nevada vacant land prices stabilized during the second quarter, posting a 6 percent improvement from the previous quarter, Applied Analysis, a Las Vegas-based business advisory firm reports.
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The quagmire that ensnared Africa Israel: The US of A.
Ha’aretz Africa Israel Investments bought the New York Times building in New York in April 2007, at the height of the real estate boom. … and more » |
Africa Israel Investments bought the New York Times building in New York in April 2007, at the height of the real estate boom. The iconic building cost Lev Leviev’s business group $525 million.
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Vestin Realty Mortgage II Inc. (VRTB) CFO Maria Rocio Revollo buys …
GuruFocus.com Headquartered in Las Vegas Nevada the company has elected to be treated as a real estate investment trust (REIT) under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. … |
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Douglas Wilson a Go-To Guy for Managing Distressed Properties
San Diego Business Journal Business is booming for receivers — now that commercial real estate defaults are on the rise. California Receivers Forum, a 550-member … |
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Douglas Wilson a Go-To Guy for Managing Distressed Properties
San Diego Business Journal Business is booming for receivers — now that commercial real estate defaults are on the rise. California Receivers Forum, a 550-member … |
CHICAGO—-General Growth Properties, Inc. today announced it has signed deals with fashion retailer Forever 21 for six new stores at GGP malls serving the five metropolitan areas of Houston, San Antonio, Louisville, Las Vegas and Birmingham.
CHICAGO—-General Growth Properties, Inc. today announced it has signed deals with fashion retailer Forever 21 for six new stores at GGP malls serving the five metropolitan areas of Houston, San Antonio, Louisville, Las Vegas and Birmingham.