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Crain's Chicago Business Selects LoopNet's Industry-Leading Platform...
LoopNet, Inc. , which operates the largest commercial real estate marketplace online, announced today that the company has signed a partnership agreement with Crain's Chicago Business to exclusively power commercial real estate listings search and display on the Crain's web site.
CoStar, LoopNet Settle Legal Dispute
Another east coast/west coast rivalry has found a peaceful resolution. Locally based CoStar Group and San Franciso-based LoopNet, have reached a non-monetary settlement in which the two commercial property database giants have retired their respective accusations of deceptive marketing practices and, in the case of CoStar, photo theft.
CoStar and LoopNet settle legal dispute
CoStar Group Inc. and LoopNet Inc. , two commercial property database giants, have reached a settlement on all outstanding lawsuits.
Commercial investment sales expected to hit 20-year low
Memphis commercial investment sales for more than $2.5 million are in for the last 12 months and they don't look good, according to third quarter reports from LoopNet, Inc.
LoopNet: Investment property sales slip
Investment sales of most commercial property types in metro Denver were down in the third quarter, compared to the same period of 2008, according to a market report from LoopNet Inc.
Commercial property sales sink
Houston may not be seeing the wave of commercial property foreclosures that other markets are, but sales sure have taken a hit.
Commercial sales plummeted 79% in S.F.
San Francisco commercial property sales activity dropped 79 percent in the 12 months that ended Sept.
Real estate pros pessimistic about economy
Real estate professionals are less confident the industry will improve in 2010. A quarterly survey by LoopNet Inc.
Survey says: Commercial rebound slow
A new survey by LoopNet Inc. indicates confidence in a recovery in commercial real estate is abating and projections see a delayed rebound in the sector.
LoopNet Members Falter on 2010 Recovery
Commercial real estate investors, brokers and owners are less confident about a near-term recovery than they were a few months ago, according to an informal poll this month of members of LoopNet, an online commercial real estate marketplace based in San Francisco.
Commercial Real Estate Investors Turn More Gloomy
LoopNet.com , a Web site for commercial real estate listings, took a poll of 1,000 its members in the last two weeks of October.
LOOPNET, INC. (LOOP) CEO Richard J Jr Boyle sells 75,278 Shares
CEO of LOOPNET, INC. Richard J Jr Boyle sells 75,278 shares of LOOP on 10/08/2009 at an average price of $10 a share.
LoopNet Reaffirmed by Five Leading Online Traffic Monitoring Services ...
29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- LoopNet, Inc. , which operates the largest online commercial real estate marketplace, remains the clear leader in online visitor traffic among commercial property marketing and information services web sites, according to reports from five leading Internet traffic measurement services.
LoopNet Poll: Industry Expects Continued Price Declines, Eyes M-F as Top Sector
Jul 31, 2009 By: Melissa Lin, Contributing Editor Confidence has waned about a near-term recovery in the commercial real estate industry, according to a new poll by commercial property listing service LoopNet Inc.
Cautious growth helps apartment market
While the economic downturn and tight credit market have hurt sales of most types of commercial properties in the Twin Cities area, investors continue to have an appetite for owning apartment buildings.
Commercial sales down but leveling off in 2nd quarter
O rlando's commercial real-estate sales fell 55 percent during the 12 months that ended in June, according to a recent report by the commercial listing company LoopNet.
Taco Bell property purchased for $1.1M
A Boulder investor has purchased a Taco Bell restaurant property in Evergreen for $1.1 million, or $484 per square foot.
Even if the Biaggi's or Eddie Merlot's landlords sold the properties, the restaurants would continue to operate.
PhillyDeals: Commercial property sales plummet
Business-property sales in Philadelphia and its suburbs have collapsed in the last year.
Even if the Biaggi's or Eddie Merlot's landlords sold the properties, the restaurants would continue to operate.
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