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| Kennedy Wilson, Shimizu to Redevelop Former UPS Site in Atlanta Metro Kennedy Wilson is embarking on its first ground-up multifamily development in Georgia. The global real estate investment company has partnered with Shimizu Corp. |
Multifamily Executive | ||
| The Discipline of Betting Against the Crowd — Bill McMorrow, CEO of Kennedy Wilson Brandon Sedloff and Bill McMorrow trace the evolution of Kennedy Wilson from a $57,000 real estate auction company in 1988 to a global investment firm managing nearly $38 billion in assets. |
The Distribution Podcast | ||
| Why International Capital is on the Hunt for Irish Real Estate | Green Street News | ||
| Kennedy Wilson Makes $237 Million New York Buy | Los Angeles Business Journal | ||
| Kennedy Wilson JV Acquires Suburban NYC Asset for $237M | Multi-housing News | ||
| Downtown L.A. World Trade Center to Become Affordable Apartments Two major real estate firms, Jamison and Kennedy Wilson, plan about 15 projects, largely converting aging offices near transit between downtown and the 405 Freeway into subsidized, below-market hom |
Los Angeles Times | ||
| Kennedy Wilson to Leapfrog Ires and Become Country's Biggest Private Landlord California-based property investor Kennedy Wilson will become the country’s biggest private-sector residential landlord after agreeing a joint venture to buy and develop thousands of new apar |
Irish Independent | ||
| How Kennedy Wilson is Incorporating Toll Brothers' Development Platform Kennedy-Wilson Holdings hasn’t lacked for activity lately. |
Yahoo! Finance | ||
| MetroLink in Deal for Office Headquarters in Dublin’s North Docklands Railway project team takes space for more than 400 workers at Coopers Cross scheme |
The Irish Times | ||
| Kennedy Wilson, CPP Investments Deploy £300m in UK Housing Venture Kennedy Wilson and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s (CPP Investments) UK single-family housing (SFH) investment partnership has deployed an additional £300m (€343m). |
IPE | ||
| Alexandria's Former Victory Center to be Converted into 377 All-Affordable Apartments The 600,000-square-foot office building has sat vacant for 23 years.
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Washington Business Journal |
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