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John Salustri has covered the commercial real estate industry for nearly 25 years. He was the founding editor of GlobeSt.com, and is a four-time recipient of the Excellence in Journalism award from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
DALLAS-Expect news and analysis from local reporters around the nation to appear soon in the pages of Real Estate Forum. REF will tap into GlobeSt.com's network of reporters around the country to complement its national coverage with local-market expertise. First up: Dallas.
LAS VEGAS-An industry renowned for its tech-phobia may reel again as it comes to grips with the next advancement in the post-dot-bomb world. Leaders of the Realcomm conference, kicking off today, say wireless is the next big thing, and if you're not prepared, you're in trouble.
NEW YORK CITY-Times and places have been set for the first three events in the Real Estate Media Conference Series. Dallas, New Jersey and New York City will all host conferences in September and October.
NEW YORK CITY-It wasn't the money, it was a vision thing, Grubb & Ellis chief Barry Barovick tells GlobeSt.com. The firm is not for sale, he says. But if another unsolicited offer came along, he would have a fiduciary responsibility to listen.
WASHINGTON, DC-Wrapping up its two-day Housing Forum, the US Conference of Mayors yesterday made their formal presentation to Congress. The next step, conference president Tom Menino tells GlobeSt.com, is a major lobbying campaign to keep the issues on the front burner.
WASHINGTON, DC-The National Multi Housing Council took its FBI terrorist alert to the streets this week as senior VP Clarine Nardi Riddle urged US mayors for cooperation. Earlier this month, the FBI put apartment owners on alert against a "non-specific" threat.
Washington, DC-Boston Mayor Tom Menino has rallied US mayors to put their heads together and develop proposals for a national housing agenda. The results of yesterday's meetings will be presented to congress today.
Growth for the Gale Co. has taken a peculiar track. The Florham Park, NJ-based investor/developer and service firm was founded in 1985 (as the Sammis Co.).…
NEW YORK CITY-Our latest Quick Survey reveals that a slim majority of real estate firms are not so sure about the economic upswing that they're willing to risk human-resources dollars just yet. But, with profits still lean, expect stricter criteria for performance-based rewards.