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Really? Investors again buying commercial assets
OCRegister (blog) Pension funds that were battered by big losses in real-estate investments are reopening the funding spigot for similar transactions. (WSJ) MORE HERE! … and more » |
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"Global" financial crisis is an Atlantic issue, Asians say
Sacramento Bee (blog) Reader comments on Sacbee.com are the opinions of the writer, not The Sacramento Bee. If you see an objectionable comment, click the "report abuse" button … and more » |
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Aerojet and UEC Take Next Steps in Cooperation on Rocket Engines for Space …
PR Newswire (press release) GenCorp is a leading technology-based manufacturer of aerospace and defense products and systems with a real estate segment that includes activities related … and more » |
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Goldman Sachs Gains as Senate Hearing Questions Executives
BusinessWeek “The case is not going to hurt Goldman's earnings,” said Keith Springer, president of Sacramento, California-based Capital Financial Advisory Services Inc. … and more » |
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Jackson Lab: Florida Expansion Wouldn't Affect Plans to Grow in Maine
MPBN News "These incentives extend beyond simply real estate. It would pay for a building. It would also cover operating expenses during the start-up years," Hyde … and more » |
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Analyst: Plan to Sell California State Offices Would Be Costly
Wall Street Journal The governor also has said it would be better for the state not to own real estate. The bill was passed without a fiscal review to determine whether … and more » |
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Analyst: Selling state buildings is bad budgeting
San Jose Mercury News The governor also has said it would be better for the state not to own real estate. The bill was passed without a fiscal review to determine whether … and more » |
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CalPERS wants all its private equity firms to cut fees
Pensions & Investments Mr. Dear said the system began looking for ways to cut costs on private equity, hedge fund and real estate because the majority of the Sacramento-based … and more » |
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Holding On To The Recovery
Fox and Hounds Daily (blog) Commercial real estate continues to be a nail-biter. Unemployment remains frightfully high. And small businesses are suffering. … |
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Credit Market Overview - April 27, 2010
istockAnalyst.com (press release) Real-estate agents say that although remodeling spending is increasing because "People have seen their down payments kind of wiped out", according to Jeremy … and more » |
