DENVER-The office is the firm’s second in the Denver area. Studley plans to hire five real estate professionals there in the next 24 to 36 months.

SAN DIEGO-The firm helps its investors focus on the ‘unique fundamentals of the opportunity’ not on ‘macroeconomics of Europe’ with a recent $14-million apartment and $23-million office acquisitions.

CHARLOTTE, NC-McGarry will advise existing clients and seek new business development for the firm’s healthcare-related service lines.

ATLANTIC CITY-The Barclay Arms deal caps a 12-month period that saw the firm’s multifamily portfolio nearly double.

NEW YORK CITY-The REIT, on an acquisition spree of late, will enter a management agreement with Real Hospitality Group once the hotel is completed.

WASHINGTON, DC-Word on the street has the trophy building trading at $750 per square foot—or $776 per square foot, depending on which square footage of the building you accept.

HOUSTON-The oil company decides to stay put at its Post Oak Central office building, extending its current lease to five years beyond the 2013 expiration.

BOSTON-The real estate investment manager bought the two adjoining Back Bay offices for $87.1 million. Together the properties, bought on behalf of a separate account client, total 184,222 square feet.

NEW YORK CITY-With mortgage rates and home prices at record lows, the commercial real estate industry is divided over whether President Obama’s mortgage overhaul and fraud task force will help—or hurt—housing.

MIAMI-Mia Stierhem tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire clients need a higher level of personalized service than large brokerages provide.