SAN DIEGO-The firm breaks ground on its 415,000-square-foot office and reveals that LPL Financial has signed a long-term lease for the entire building.

FRESNO, CA-The buyer of the 180,481-square-foot class A office here, seizes the opportunity to purchase a stabilized asset—the building is 100% occupied by the federal government through November 2018.

SUNNYVALE, CA-As GlobeSt.com previously reported, Jay Paul Co.’s construction/bridge loan will finance Moffett Towers Phase II, a 1.033-million-square-foot, class-A mid-rise office project here.

DENVER-According to RE/MAX CEO, Margaret Kelly, although home prices aren’t expected to rise in every market at the same rate, the worst is definitely behind us, and a slow, steady recovery is taking hold.

GRESHAM, OR-The investment firm, based in Bethesda, MD, plans to upgrade the 225-unit apartment community.

The key to taking advantage of value-add opportunities is knowing where each market lands in the cycle, Jim Dieter, C&W’s head of industrial brokerage, tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO-Davlyn Investments tells GlobeSt.com that it expects the seven apartment communities to fetch north of $133 million and says that changes to the tax code are the reason for the sale.

SEATTLE-Thanks to Seattle’s office market bouncing back stronger than most, American Life Inc., which just completed part of its Home Plate Center class A building here, is confident in absorption ramping up.