MORRISTOWN, NJ-The Canadian brokerage firm continues to beef up its stateside firepower, charging Heller with the creation of a New Jersey branch.

WASHINGTON, DC-And the Big Fear is the cold call. But a group of up-and-comers at Avison Young’s annual general meeting provided some great tips for getting over it, and only GlobeSt.com was on hand to report it.

BETHESDA, MD-The aggregate $234-million deal will make the combined entity one of the largest commercial real estate lenders in the US.

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