Integra Realty Resources’ October news: Buying the Empire State Building, becoming a Volunteer of Distinction, and developing multifamily adaptive reuse
Nov 14, 2013
Integra experts across the country were in the media’s spotlight this month, commenting on everything from initial public offerings to multifamily development in Charlotte. Here are some recent stories that featured IRR:
MarketWatch: I interviewed with MarketWatch’s Charles Passy for an article regarding the Empire State Building’s IPO after it went public in October. While some experts view the building as a lost investment, I discussed how its prime location and smaller office spaces will perfectly serve NYC’s growing tech and start-up companies, providing a profitable payout for investors.
GlobeSt.com: Jennifer LeClaire interviewed Fitzhugh Stout, Senior Managing Director of IRR’s Charlotte office, for a two-part series about the adaptive reuse trend for multifamily properties in Charlotte. Fitzhugh addressed the major changes in multifamily development and offered his predictions for the market’s future. Also be sure to check out part two of the series, “After the dust settles on adaptive reuse,” which can be found on GlobeSt.com.
The Appraisal Institute: The Appraisal Institute recognized John Ellis, Senior Managing Director of IRR’s Los Angeles office, as a Volunteer of Distinction for Region VII, which includes Arizona, Hawaii, Southern California, and Southern Nevada. The award honors John’s commitment to advancing the valuation profession while continuing to serve his local community.
Posted by: Raymond T. Cirz