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Selling points: SL Green sells office tower for $97M, Sutton Place building sold for $17M

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CBRE SL Green sells suburban office property for $97M SL Green and TH Real Estate have sold Stamford Towers in Stamford, CT for $97 million. Jeffrey Dunne, David Gavin and Travis Langer of CBRE’s Institutional Properties represented the sellers. CBRE Global Investors purchased the Property. Stamford Towers is comprised of two adjacent Class A office buildings located in the Stamford CBD, one block from the Stamford Transportation Center . The property is also near the 722,000 s/f Stamford Town Center Mall (anchored by Macy’s, Barnes & Noble, H&M, and Saks Off 5th) as well as dozens of restaurants and retails options. Stamford Towers is currently leased to institutional and high credit tenants , including Citigroup, UBS Financial Services , H/ 2 Credit Manager , Titan Advisors, Gerald Metals, Bank of Ireland, Oaktree Capital, Oppenheimer, CoreCommodity and Newmark, among others. Recent capital improvements include the addition of a fitness center and basketball court, c...

Pub lunch in the Cotswolds is voted nation's happy place

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A new study has revealed the UK's top 'happy places', with a pub lunch in the Cotswolds taking the top spot.  Researchers from Serviced Apartment Company Saco  polled UK holidaymakers and revealed one in four Brits believe there really is 'no place like home' when it comes to holidays. The findings detailed which places in the UK evoke special memories for Britons and ultimately make them 'happy', with hiking in the Lake District coming a close second, followed by eating an ice-cream on Brighton Beach. A new study has revealed the UK's top 'happy places', with a pub lunch in the Cotswolds taking the top spot Enjoying fish and chips in Padstow Harbour and admiring the white sandy beaches of the Hebrides completed the top five happy spots. Of the 1, 500 adults polled , nearly two thirds said some of their fondest memories of being a child are holidaying in Britain - and 57 per cent are trying to replicate those memories for their own children. ...