Financial tombstone commemorating the acquisition of the Ogletree Building, located in Greenville, South Carolina.
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These designs not only commemorate transactions in commercial and residential real estate, but also ribbon cutting ceremonies and openings, construction loans, groundbreakings, college building dedications, and REIT’s.
Financial tombstone commemorating the acquisition of the Ogletree Building, located in Greenville, South Carolina.
(8AMF268)Custom crystal deal toy commemorating financing secured by the Old City Hall building located in Spokane, Washington.
(8ALJ237)Lucite tombstone recognizing the financing of a 6 multifamily developments located in Nevada and California.
Custom Lucite marking the development of a new residence hall at Northeastern University in Boston.
(7AKL463)Lucite deal toy marking two transactions related to the purchase of the Munich Marriott.
(7ADL074)Lucite tombstone marking 6 acquisition bridge loans for properties in the Fort Worth, Irving, and Haltom City, Texas areas.
(7AKL417)Prism-shaped tombstone marking two transactions related to the sale of the Club Quarters Hotel building in Washington D.C. The property was purchased by the Al Sraiya Holding Group, based in Doha, Qatar.
(7ALJ360)The financial tombstones and deal toys featured in the galleries beginning above reflect a range of transactions in the real estate sector. There are over 250 images in this section alone. You’ll find, for example, commemoratives marking the debt financing for an apartment complex, a purchase by a real estate investment trust (REIT), the acquisition of a commercial title company, construction financing for an office tower, and the sale of a developer of a property management platform.
You’ll also see deals involving a range of international properties and locales: the sale of a leasehold in a London hotel, bonds issued by a Kuwaiti developer, construction funding for a student housing complex in Denmark, redevelopment financing for historic buildings in Minneapolis, a joint venture investment in Japanese real estate, and a private placement for a Singapore-based REIT.
The deal toys shown here also represent a variety of materials and design techniques. There are pieces made of crystal, Lucite, wood, resin, and pewter. A number of the featured designs combine several of these materials.
Finally, you’ll also find here a number of more traditional awards and commemoratives related to the real estate space. These include a commemorative celebrating the 5th anniversary of a real estate management firm, another marking the 10th anniversary of an affordable housing partnership, a custom ribbon-cutting ceremony memento for a newly-constructed senior living facility, and a commemorative for breaking ground on a resort in Florida.
