SAN DIEGO—Keeping the "bones" of the structure while adding services and interior amenities is one successful play for owners of long-standing office buildings, Kearny Real Estate's Jeff Givens tells GlobeSt.com.

IRVINE, CA—A number of factors pull in this sector's direction, such as jobs, household formations and a lack of supply supported by the demographics of Millennials and Baby Boomers, TRI Pointe's Doug Bauer tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY.

ESCONDIDO, CA—Self-storage may become more of an integrated part of residential development as this becomes more concentrated with much higher densities and on a grander scale, Brandywine Homes' Mark Whitehead tells GlobeSt.com.

IRVINE, CA—The sector is moving from a regulatory-and-compliance-change focus to a forward-looking stance on process and product innovation to meet the needs of its new customers, Millennials, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

ANAHEIM, CA—The roughly $450-million mixed-use community proposed near Angels Stadium—which has been unanimously approved by the City—was stalled by the recession, but is back and better than ever, Allen Matkins' Bill Devine tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Many patients are finding physicians won't take their insurance, but emergency departments are required to do so under the ACA, causing these patients to "slam" hospital EDs, Cuningham Group's Phil Soule tells GlobeSt.com.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—As retailers grapple with the cost of e-commerce returns and toy with the idea of having customers pay a premium for it, the industrial sector may reap the benefits, CBRE's Kurt Strasmann tells GlobeSt.com.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The services travelers desire are universal among all demographic groups, and their desires are changing, so hotel owners and their development partners need to stay on top of these trend shifts, R.D. Olson's Bob Olson tells GlobeSt.com.