Denholtz taps Kotlyarevsky as chief financial officer

Denholtz has made another addition to its leadership team with the appointment of Alexander Kotlyarevsky as chief financial officer, the Red Bank-based firm announced Thursday.

Denholtz adds Loy, Vasquez in key asset management positions

Denholtz has bolstered its asset management team with two new hires, welcoming commercial real estate industry veterans Warren Loy and Nicole Vasquez.

Denholtz enters South Carolina with purchase of three-building, 98,000 sq. ft. flex portfolio

Denholtz has acquired more than 98,000 square feet of flex industrial space in Columbia, South Carolina, marking its first acquisition in the state and its latest in the Southeast.

Atkins, Denholtz bolster operations and finance teams at Westchester health care campus

Atkins Cos. and Denholtz have hired Tyler Kelsey as operations manager and Priscilla Paredes as a property accountant at a 490,000-square-foot office building in Westchester County.

Denholtz adds former Kushner, Related executive McCool as head of capital markets

Denholtz has hired Jennifer McCool as executive vice president and head of capital markets, in another key addition to the company’s senior leadership team.

Denholtz Properties rebrands as Denholtz, highlighting focus on investment management

Denholtz Properties, the real estate firm founded more than 70 years ago, has shortened its name as part of a rebrand announced Tuesday by its Red Bank-based team.

Zimmel: Denholtz sells 74,000 sq. ft. mixed-use portfolio in Clark commercial corridor

Denholtz Properties has sold a nearly 74,000-square-foot commercial portfolio in Clark for $18 million, in a newly announced deal by Zimmel Associates.

Denholtz inks 32,000 sq. ft. lease for first deal at new Texas industrial campus

Denholtz Properties has snagged its first tenant at more than 213,000 square feet of newly built logistics space in Texas, leasing nearly 32,000 square feet to OTC Industrial Technologies.

Owners Council Q&A: Katie Kurtz

In many property types, the market remains at somewhat of a standstill, with the high cost of capital making desired return metrics hard to hit. However, the strength of the multifamily and industrial sectors allows smart investors to transact. The promise of further rate cuts does bring reasons for optimism. Predicting the exact industry response is challenging though, as it will take time for the market to adjust to the new rates and benchmarks before transaction volume picks up.

Owners Council Roundtable: Besides the capital markets, what is a major challenge that the industry still faces?

We posed the question to members of our 2024 Owners Council. Here’s what they had to say.