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Un proyecto de alta densidad se construirá en la antigua sede del Miami Arena en Worldcenter - Vimarsana News

Un proyecto de alta densidad se construirá en la antigua sede del Miami Arena en Worldcenter

Ver todos los resultados Un proyecto de alta densidad se construirá en la antigua sede del Miami Arena en Worldcenter Witkoff se refirió al proyecto convencido sobre el crecimiento de Miami y las ventajas del transporte público así como centros culturales cercanos Una asociación de dos compañías de Nueva York y Chicago ha anunciado que construirán un proyecto en el antiguo sitio de Miami Arena en Worldcenter. Witkoff Group de Nueva York y Monroe Capital de Chicago anunciaron en un comunicado de prensa la semana pasada que habían comprado el sitio de 4.7 acres por $ 94 millones.

Opportunistic Financing: Not Distressed, Difficult Credits - Article - Vimarsana News

Opportunistic Financing: Not Distressed, Difficult Credits - Article

(Separate multiple addresses with a comma) Your Email Address Your Message (optional) Opportunistic Financing: Not Distressed, Difficult Credits Within the finance world, many sophisticated investors assume opportunistic funds are primarily focused on event-driven strategies designed to step in during economic dislocations and make directional bets. During normal markets, the conventional wisdom is, these funds will “wait around” holding capital (often with a severe drag on returns) until the next cyclical shift takes form and these funds go “all-in” on a h...

Howard Lorber Steve Witkoff Launch SPAC - Vimarsana News

Howard Lorber Steve Witkoff Launch SPAC

Howard Lorber and Steve Witkoff (Getty, iStock) Frequent business partners Howard Lorber and Steve Witkoff have a new project, but it’s not a condo or hotel. It’s a SPAC. The developers’ Ocean Drive Acquisition Corp. is looking to raise $250 million from investors to take a proptech startup public, according to a regulatory filing. In addition to Lorber and Witkoff, asset manager Monroe Capital is sponsoring the blank-check company. “Technology has become a strategic imperative as [real estate] owners seek ways to increase the efficiency of their assets,” the filing said. “Our man...