DALLAS-If the goal is value-add, then asset management is ground zero for distressed-asset opportunities, NorthMarq's Andy Sundgaard tells GlobeSt's John Salustri at RealShare Distressed Assets.

DALLAS-Can we be peaking in distress? Greg Leisch says so at the second annual RealShare Distressed Assets Conference.

DALLAS--At RealShare Distressed Assets, Al Pontius of Marcus & Millichap explains what the funds aren't getting.

NEW YORK CITY-We might not be seeing much ground-up construction nowadays, but plenty of firms are looking to upgrade existing assets, says Maxine Hicks of Epstein Becker Green.

NEW YORK CITY-Ernst & Young's Howard Roth isn't convinced that the economic recovery is as sure-footed as everyone believes.

NEW YORK CITY-A week of big lease deals, and a huge land sale takes place in Hong Kong.

NEW YORK CITY-More retailers, especially those in malls, are outsourcing their real estate operations to third parties, says RCS Real Estate Advisors' Ivan Friedman.

CHICAGO-But, she says, they may not be where hungry investors might want them to be. Dixon spoke with GlobeSt.com editor John Salustri at the 8th annual RealShare Chicago.