Suzanne Weinstock
GoldenTree has capitalised on the credit crisis by picking up a 50 percent stake in one of Sao Paulo's most desired addresses. PERE June 2009
While office occupancy costs dropped in most of the world, The Middle East and Africa as well as Central and Eastern Europe saw cost per workspace per annum increase by 28% and 11% respectively in 2008.
While office occupancy costs dropped in most of the world, The Middle East and Africa as well as Central and Eastern Europe saw cost per workspace per annum increase by 28% and 11% respectively in 2008.
While office occupancy costs dropped in most of the world, The Middle East and Africa as well as Central and Eastern Europe saw cost per workspace per annum increase by 28% and 11% respectively in 2008.
The real estate investment firm has submitted an unsolicited bid to Virginia’s Secretary of Transportation seeking an unprecedented 60-year concession agreement with the Port of Virginia. If approved the offer would force the launch a formal bidding process for the port.
The real estate investment firm has submitted an unsolicited bid to Virginia’s Secretary of Transportation seeking an unprecedented 60-year concession agreement with the Port of Virginia. If approved the offer would force the launch a formal bidding process for the port.
The real estate investment firm has submitted an unsolicited bid to Virginia’s Secretary of Transportation seeking an unprecedented 60-year concession agreement with the Port of Virginia. If approved the offer would force the launch a formal bidding process for the port.
The private equity firm has brought on Morgan Stanley’s global head of healthcare investment banking, John Moore, to lead its North American healthcare team. The team will focus on global scalability and cost effectiveness.
Joseph Dear, former executive director of the Washington State Investment Board, will become CIO of the US' largest public pension plan following the departure of Russell Read last June. The hire puts an end to speculation that the CIO role would be filled by Carlyle venture veteran Bob Grady.
The Switzerland-based clean energy private equity firm has promoted William Nesbitt, who joined the firm's solar team in 2007, to managing director. Nesbitt has participated investments including a $140m financing for solar power company Solar Reserve.