Latest Breaking News On - Capital real estate - Page 12 : vimarsana.com
Global Gate Capital and DeA Capital Real Estate France Acquire an Iconic Building in the Heart of Bordeaux
ACCESSWIRE
PARIS, FRANCE / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2021 /
Global Gate Capital and DeA Capital Real Estate France have acquired a mixed-use historic building, located Allées de Tourny, in the prestigious Triangle d'Or area of Bordeaux.
The asset, consisting of over 6,300 sqm, was erected during the 18th century and was originally used to house the Royal Academy of Bordeaux. It benefits from a prestigious location in the city centre and an elegant, classic design. It is currently let to an institutional occupier, and the strategic plan is to reposition the building to provide grade-A office spaces reflective of the historical elegance it was constructed in.
GermanyNew-yorkUnited-statesTournyHaute-normandieFranceDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesParisFrance-generalItalyBain Capital Real Estate and BARDAS Want to Build a Film Complex off Santa Monica Blvd
Posted on 05/04/2021
Bain Capital Real Estate and BARDAS Investment Group seek to invest US$ 450 million to develop a five-acre site at 5601 Santa Monica Blvd, California. he site is an old Sears building and parking lot. The developers seek to build a film studio dubbed the Echelon project on Santa Monica Boulevard just west of the Hollywood (101) Freeway. The studio would be a multi-story complex would feature four 19,000-square-foot sound stages, a 15,000-square-foot flex stage, and a 90,000-square-foot assortment of bungalows.
In 2018, David Simon founded BARDAS Investment Group. Before founding BARDAS, Simon was Executive Vice President at Kilroy Realty Corporation.
HollywoodCaliforniaUnited-statesSanta-monicaDavid-simonSearsInvestment-groupKilroy-realty-corporationBain-capital-real-estateFilm-complexCapital-real-estateMonica-blvd Prison REITs Consider Going Private As Political Tide Turns Against Them A processing facility in Houston run by private prison operator CoreCivic
As multiple sectors of real estate attempt to discern what effects of the past year will be permanent and what will turn out to be temporary, there appears to be no going back for one block of public real estate investment trusts.
CoreCivic and GEO Group, the two REITs that dominate the private prison sector, have ceased paying out dividends while each has put out a statement saying it is "evaluating its structure as a REIT," Hoya Capital Real Estate wrote in an article for Seeking Alpha.
HoustonTexasUnited-statesJoe-bidenCapital-real-estateFirst-step-actHoya-capitalPresident-joe-bidenGeo-groupCorecivicHoya-capital