• TriNet snaps up $43M site leased to AT&T subsidiary
  TriNet Corporate Realty Trust Inc., San Francisco, one of the largest publicly traded REITs, has acquired a 420,000 sq. ft. headquarters building in Parsippany, N.J., that is net leased to AT&T Resource Management Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T.
  Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.
  
• Apartments Most Favored Among Investors
  When it comes to real estate investing in 1995, the hot tip may be on apartments. At least that's the finding in CB Commercial's recent National Investor Survey for first quarter 1995.
  Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.
  
• Real Estate Services Key to Going Global
  C&W Says Real estate services are a critical component of successful international expansion. That's what 68% of Fortune 1000 executives and managers interviewed for a survey released by Cushman & Wakefield Worldwide said. And two out of every three of these executives said that knowledge of the local real estate market would ultimately impact the viability of such moves.
  Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.
  
• Eastern Mortgage Services, Inc. appoints Payne new CEO
  The Trevose, Penn.-based full-service mortgage banker and lender has appointed Richard W. Payne III president and CEO and Robert G. Gundaker executive vice president/national retail production. The firm is a subsidiary of Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust Company.
  Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.
  
• Competition Causes a Borrowers Market
  In April, Brazos Fund, L.P., an opportunity fund in which BlackRock Asset Investors of New York is a 50% partner, completed its first transaction, the purchase of $150 million in loans and real estate secured by 2,405 units in seven multifamily properties.
  Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.

Survey Finds Apartments Most Favored Among Investors

Just one short year ago, apartment properties were ranked No. 2 in favor behind community shopping centers. Now that order has changed dramatically, with apartments in the lead, followed by suburban offices, urban offices, warehouse/distribution and community shopping centers.
Article courtesy of National Real Estate Investor.