This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
Mark Gordon, most recently of Chuck E. Cheese's, is JLL South Central Region's new lead on the project and development services team for restaurant, retail and entertainment.
Gordon will lead JLL's development strategies for restaurant, retail and entertainment clients, providing oversight for site feasibility studies, rebranding and reinvestment strategies, plus design and construction for Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas.
For over three decades, Gordon has grown, operated…
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77-Acre Lesso Mall Project Headed To Frisco Zoning Board
A Chinese conglomerate's 77-acre mixed-use development is heading to the Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission Tuesday night, kicking off development plans off the Dallas North Tollway at U.S. 360.
Lesso America, a subsidiary of building material manufacturer China Lesso Group Holdings…
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New York Life Makes Foray Into Value-Add With $300M Fund
New York Life Real Estate Investors has closed on its first national value-add vehicle, the Madison Square Value Enhancement Fund, with more than $300M in committed capital. The fund will target U.S. office, multifamily and industrial assets in primary and secondary markets.
Fund investors include New York Life Insurance Co. and Clal Insurance, one of the largest insurance companies in Israel, with more than $50B in assets under management.
Though New York Life Real Estate Investors is quite active in commercial real…
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From Tracking Shoppers To Tenant Gym Schedules, Landlords Embrace Tech
Predictive analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and big data are increasingly becoming a part of day-to-day operations for landlords. Developers and landlords are partnering with tech companies, investing in and creating tech to create better experiences for their tenants and streamline operations within their companies.
Tech is a big part of EQ Office's shifting real estate strategy. Instead of being asset-focused, it is moving toward a customer-focused strategy, EQ Office Vice President of Real Estate Technology and Innovation Ryan Salvas said during the CREtech San Francisco event Thursday. That means using tech to better understand a customer's spatial needs and develop services that benefit them.
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Beyond the Bio: 16 Questions With Enterprise Community Investment CEO Charles Werhane
This series profiles men and women in commercial real estate who have profoundly transformed our neighborhoods and reshaped our cities, businesses and lifestyles.
Charles Werhane has spent four decades in commercial real estate. Previously the president and CEO of USF&G Realty Advisors, Werhane in 2005 became vice chairman and chief operating officer at Enterprise Community Investment, one of the nation's largest affordable housing nonprofits. Werhane was named president and CEO of Enterprise in 2009 and has led the company ever since. In 2013, he was named National Real Estate Executive of the Year at the American Business Awards.
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