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So Ahmadinejad's Your Client a
Whata s a broker to do when he finds himself in the pay of Tehran? Thata s the question now facing real estate brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle , following the revelation that a skyscraper in New Yorka s most exclusive office market belongs to a shell company that, in turn, belongs to the Iranian regime, according to a Nov.
Hotel is put up for sale as developer collapses
A NEW hotel in the Capital is up for sale after the company that built it collapsed.
Oversupply may keep office market from recovery
No more falling? Experts forecast the local office market may remain weak for some time due to oversupply.
Outlook for pub sales is improving at last
CHRISTIE & Co reports that the pubs and licensed trade market has turned the corner with the number of deals on the rise.
Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' Select Service Division Closes Sale of...
On behalf of Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Jones Lang LaSalle Hotelsa select service division is pleased to announce the sale of the Hilton Garden Inn Baton Rouge Airport to an opportunity fund managed by Fairwood Capital, LLC, for $10.6 million.
Airport commission to seek developer for Palmdale solar plant
The Los Angeles airport commission on Monday agreed to seek a developer to build the Western Hemisphere's largest solar energy plant on 17,500 acres of vacant city-owned property surrounding Palmdale Regional Airport.
Jones Lang LaSalle appoints new Head of Valuation Services
United Arab Emirates: 2 hours, 57 minutes ago Jones Lang LaSalle, the world's leading real estate investment and advisory firm, today announced the appointment of Gary Brown as Head of Valuation Services for the MENA region.
Real estate group looks on bright side
Hotels are in the worst shape in the real estate world, home buyers can't get mortgages easily, and retail and office developments will suffer from large vacancies for years to come, real estate industry leaders said yesterday.
Bids due in December for Renaissance Suites
Efforts by the owners of the Renaissance Grand Hotel & Suites to sell the suites portion of the 1,100-room hotel in downtown St.
China surpasses U.S. as top vehicle market
China has surpassed the U.S. as the world's largest car market, and consumers there are expected to buy as many as 50 million new cars and trucks a year by 2020, the chief executive of a Chinese industrial real-estate developer told a group of automotive suppliers today.
GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA
Medical Center to move in early 2010
Cape Ann Medical Center is set to move across the street at the first of next year to the former Blackburn Industrial Park home of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration regional offices.
Hospitality sector faces inhospitable environment
With the sharp decrease in demand for rooms and an investment crunch owing to global recession, major developers and hospitality players have had to review their plans of development.
Sperling lands at Jones Lang LaSalle
Denver real estate veteran Ann Sperling has been named chief operating officer for the Americas at Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.
Huawei Technologies signs big lease in Plano
Telecommunications firm Huawei Technologies has leased a 103,000-square-foot office in Plano where it will consolidate some sales and marketing operations already in the area.
Corporate Social Responsibility News
Companies More Likely Than Ever to Invest in Efficiency Retrofits, Study Says
GreenerBuildings.com, 9 November 2009 - Seventy-four percent of corporate real estate executives now say they would be willing to pay a premium to retrofit the office space they own to achieve sustainability goals, a new survey has found.
Building Design & Construction
74% of companies will invest in energy and sustainability in owned buildings, 37% will pay extra
Third annual sustainability survey by CoreNet Global and Jones Lang LaSalle finds that companies are investing funds selectively to achieve sustainability goal November 9, 2009 Corporate real estate executives, whose companies drive demand for office space, are increasingly willing to invest in refurbishing their owned assets to meet sustainability ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Law firms try to take advantage of low rent
Some of metro Atlanta's biggest law firms are scrambling to find new homes while office space is plentiful and rents are low.
Ann Sperling Made COO for Americas Region at Jones Lang Lasalle
Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated , the professional services firm specializing in real estate, appointed Ann Sperling Chief Operating Officer for the Americas Region.
Software Co. Leases 3,887 SF In...
Day Software Solutions has leased 3,887 square feet at 320 Congress St. in Boston's Fort Point Channel/Seaport District.
Sperling heading to Jones Lang LaSalle
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. has hired Ann Sperling, one of metro Denver's top commercial real estate executives, as chief operating officer of its America's region effective this month.
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