IRVINE, CA—Existing home sales for the month are projected to fall between seasonally adjusted averages of 5.05 million and 5.46 million annual sales, as compared to October's higher-than-expected figure, Auction.com reports.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA—With a few build-to-suits recently delivered and more nearing completion, Orange County developers are turning their attention to speculative development, according to Voit Real Estate Services.

COSTA MESA, CA—M.V. Partners completes Azulón at Mesa Verde, the first age-qualified complex to be built here in decades in this week's wrap-up of deals.

ONTARIO, CA—The vacancy rate for buildings under 100,000 square feet remains tight at 2.8% in the East Inland Empire and 2.2% in the West Inland Empire, reports Colliers International in this <b>UPDATE</b> to a previous story.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA—GlobeSt.com speaks with finance and crowdfunding experts about what makes the fundraising format a star and what the industry should watch out for when considering crowdfunding for raising capital.

SOUTHERN NEVADA—After five years of no speculative development, the Southern Nevada region now has more than 4.6 million square feet of planned buildings. GlobeSt.com speaks with Colliers' Dan Doherty about the recovery.

IRVINE, CA—The Western markets of San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and Seattle are among those posting the highest gross profits per home flip, according to a report from RealtyTrac.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA—With class-A apartment construction rising in the Orange County market, how will current operators of older product compete? GlobeSt.com speaks to industry experts for answers.