John Gittelsohn
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Police Begin Dismantling UCLA Protest Camp After Dispersal Order
Lines of police kept close watch at the University of California at Los Angeles as tensions remained high after violence erupted the previous night between pro-Palestinian protesters and counter protesters.
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Police Begin Dismantling UCLA Protest Camp After Dispersal Order
Lines of police kept close watch at the University of California at Los Angeles as tensions remained high after violence erupted the previous night between pro-Palestinian protesters and counter protesters.
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Billions in LA Real Estate Fueled Brothers’ Epic Court Fight
Jogani family’s epic fight likened to a Charles Dickens plot. Los Angeles trial continues with jury mulling punitive damages
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Los Angeles Mansion Owners Test $150,000 Rents As Sales Slump
Some owners are seeking to lease luxury properties instead of selling as a new mansion tax and entertainment industry turmoil loom over the market.
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Google, Lendlease End Deals To Build San Francisco Bay Projects
The projects would have totaled over 15 million square feet of office, residential, retail, hospitality and community development space.
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Google, Lendlease End Deals To Build San Francisco Bay Projects
The projects would have totaled over 15 million square feet of office, residential, retail, hospitality and community development space.
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Blackstone Names Harper BREIT President While Agarwal Goes on Leave
Agarwal will be on a continuing education sabbatical starting Sept. 15 and will serve as an observer of the board throughout that time
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Blackstone Names Harper BREIT President While Agarwal Goes on Leave
Agarwal will be on a continuing education sabbatical starting Sept. 15 and will serve as an observer of the board throughout that time
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The World’s Empty Office Buildings Have Become A Debt Time Bomb
From San Francisco to Hong Kong, higher interest rates and falling property values are bringing the commercial real estate market to a perilous precipice.
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The World’s Empty Office Buildings Have Become A Debt Time Bomb
From San Francisco to Hong Kong, higher interest rates and falling property values are bringing the commercial real estate market to a perilous precipice.
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Forty Hours Of Oxygen Left For Titanic Vessel That’s Missing
A diving craft from a company that charges $250,000 for tours of the Titanic shipwreck has gone missing in the North Atlantic with five people aboard.
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Short Sellers Bet Against Blackstone And Starwood REITs
Hedge funds have been using credit derivatives and equities to bet that the rise of working from home will cripple demand for poorer-quality properties and hurt landlords.
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Short Sellers Bet Against Blackstone And Starwood REITs
Hedge funds have been using credit derivatives and equities to bet that the rise of working from home will cripple demand for poorer-quality properties and hurt landlords.
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Bank Turmoil Collides With Tech Slump In Battered San Francisco
Troubles at Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic are hitting at the worst possible time for a city already struggling to recover from the pandemic.
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Blackstone’s $70 Billion Real Estate Fund For Retail Investors Is Losing Steam
A retail boom that supercharged private equity and real estate is slowing, challenging one of the firm’s most ambitious efforts.
