LOS ANGELES-The relative value of real estate is climbing, especially when compared to other asset classes such as bonds, stocks and operating companies, and investors are back to capitalize.

MORRISTOWN, NJ-Find out more about the state's decision, and the ripple effect it might have, including loss of employment opportunities and municipal and state tax revenues.

MIAMI-In addition to Miami hotels and condo towers, a significant amount of capital is being deployed into the market's industrial sector here, says Steven Medwin of JLL.

INLAND EMPIRE, CA-Owners are becoming comfortable with business plans that include expansion and acquisition, and many industrial users are implementing those plans while interest rates are low, says Voit's Gutierrez.

NEW YORK CITY-The current condominium craze in New York City is occurring in both new construction and conversions, says Holland & Knight's Stuart Saft.

MORRISTOWN, NJ-Nicholas Racioppi Jr., a partner at Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti LLP, talks about the impact of the new regulations on reconstruction after Superstorm Sandy.

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LOS ANGELES-Developers are increasingly identifying existing, underutilized office or retail properties for conversion to medical at less cost and quicker to market, says Avison Young's Michael Dettling.