SCOTTSDALE, AZ—Real Estate expert and professor with Kaplan University <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com that there are several indicators that do not support the promising picture being offered to the public regarding the market's recovery.

LOS ANGELES—In an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview with CBRE SVP, Brad McCarthy, GlobeSt.com learns that the downtown L.A. residential market and population continues to be underserved with an extremely low level of existing apartment units. Development on the horizon?

WALNUT CREEK, CA—Whether it is selling class A garden and hi-rise apartments, or selling portfolios of single-family homes, one expert discusses his top 10 CRE investment strategies for this year in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column.

PALO ALTO, CA—Morgan Stanley's Prime Property Fund purchased the property in what is said to be the largest sale transaction in Palo Alto history, what industry sources tell GlobeSt.com is around $330 million.

NEW YORK CITY—Most platforms focus on larger deals and have typically avoided the $1-million to $10- million range opportunities believing there is more risk involved and higher underwriting costs. Adam Petriella, EVP of capital markets at Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance, takes a closer look.

SAN FRANCISCO—Once completed, the re-envisioned Alice Griffith public housing site will be a mixed-income, service-enriched community and developed according to the principles of the Mayor's HOPESF initiative.

SAN FRANCISCO—San Francisco's retail market exhibited healthy demand during the last quarter of 2014 and three major projects are in the early stages of development.

DENVER—After four years of ownership, American Realty Advisors sells 1515 Wynkoop St. for $54 million more than what it purchased it for from Hines, GlobeSt.com learns in an <b>UPDATE</b> to a previous article.