LOS ANGELES-Nine months after UGL acquired troubled DTZ, that firm is not only stable and growing but it has become the global corporate brand for all property services—with operations headquartered here.

NEW YORK CITY-What is self-evident to those who have time under their belt isn’t always so to newcomers, as one fledgling broker found out.

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ORLANDO-“Nominally positive” absorption is the way Cushman & Wakefield describes a quarter that continues to show slow and steady recovery.

Where we as an industry fall down, it seems, is in what we’ll call the flow of human capital—succession planning at one end of the spectrum and, at the other, mentoring the next generation of rising stars

CHICAGO-Nooshin Felsenthal of JLL gives up-and-comers some hard-won advice that can lead to success—however you define that.

NEW YORK CITY-But according to Trepp, the rate of failure has declined, with nearly half the closures in the first half over the same timeframe last year.

NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield senior director Clark Finney, 29, has been with the firm since college. Strong mentoring and doing deals he says are the best training for a broker. And the most valuable lesson is persistence.