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Volume 4 - Number 20 | October 17, 2006
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TOP STORY: 468B, Economy, State Regulators Key FEA Topics
By Michelle Napoli
The Internal Revenue Service’s proposed 468B regulations--which would affect how interest earned on escrowed 1031 exchange funds is reported and taxed and has the potential to negatively impact small qualified intermediaries nationwide--galvanized membership in an impressive way, leaders of the Federation of Exchange Accommodators said at its annual conference here last week.
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Empty Enron Building Gets New Life From Brookfield, Chevron
By Michelle Napoli
Four Allen Center, the 1.2 million-sf downtown Houston office building that has been vacant since its former occupant, Enron, ended in scandal, has a new lease on life. In what has been described as the largest single building lease in the city’s history, a subsidiary of Chevron Corp. leased the entire property from the new owner, New York City-based Brookfield Properties Corp.
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Home Interiors Industrial Sale-Leaseback Tops in '06
By Connie Gore
Home Interiors & Gifts Inc. has set up the largest industrial deal of the year, inking a sale-leaseback for its 659,535-sf headquarters and sole US distribution center. The new titleholder is a joint venture between First Industrial Realty Trust Inc. and UBS Realty Investors.
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Insider: Cushman & Wakefield’s Rotchford
By Michelle Napoli
New York City-based Michael Rotchford is an executive managing director of Cushman & Wakefield Inc. and president of Cushman & Wakefield Securities, the services firm’s broker-dealer. Cushman & Wakefield Investment Management, headed by David Wenk, also comes under Rotchford’s jurisdiction these days, and that in turn includes what began as Cushman & Wakefield Net Lease Trust but has become a separate account with Guggenheim Partners LLC. NET LEASE forum recently spoke with Rotchford to learn more about the net lease investment vehicle.
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