JLL Capital Markets, Chicago, arranged $56 million in construction financing to develop 149 Newbury Street, a 43,500-square-foot retail and office development in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood.
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MBA Presents JLL with 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Leadership Award
SAN DIEGO—The Mortgage Bankers Association honored JLL with its 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Award.
MBA Presents JLL with 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Leadership Award
SAN DIEGO—The Mortgage Bankers Association honored JLL with its 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Award.
MBA Presents JLL with 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Leadership Award
SAN DIEGO—The Mortgage Bankers Association honored JLL with its 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Award.
Real Estate Investors Rethink the Value of Green
Sustainability is moving up the corporate priority list and investors are rethinking value, making the threat of a commercial real estate “brown discount” more real than ever, said JLL, Chicago.
Dealmaker: JLL Arranges $690M For 44-Property Portfolio
JLL, Chicago, arranged $690 million for a portfolio of 44 net-leased industrial, office and data center properties totaling 6.85 million square feet in 10 states.
JLL: Value-Add Office Back in Favor
Many office investors focused on core office properties during the pandemic, but value-add liquidity is quickly recovering as clarity surrounding rent growth and the future of office demand improve, said JLL, Chicago.
Investors Follow Shoppers to Lifestyle Centers
Investors are following shoppers as they return to lifestyle centers, said JLL, Chicago.
Dealmaker: JLL Secures $450M for Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa
JLL, Chicago, arranged $450 million to refinance the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa in Honolulu, Hawaii.
JLL Construction Outlook: Material, Labor Availability Constrain Recovery
JLL, Chicago, said the construction industry has weathered the past 18 months well by most measures, but challenges remain.