WALNUT CREEK, CA—With only one large block of class A space that is 30,000 square feet and greater there will be strong competition among the four tenants looking in that size range of space here, says JLL.

WASHINGTON, DC—Investors want investments that don't need hours of additional investor analysis and due diligence, they want deals that make sense, says crowdfunding expert Dan Miller in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

FAIRFIELD, CA—Companies are choosing to locate here because of its location halfway between Sacramento and San Francisco, affordable commercial real estate prices, and an accessible, business-friendly city government.

DALLAS—While the 203,688 square feet at 12800-128900 Hillcrest Rd. is being marketed without an asking price, sources say that assets in the area have traded between $70 and $80 per square foot.

LOS ANGELES—Developers are now more than ever building product that caters to the lifestyle of its residents and not just maximizing rentable square footage.

DALLAS—Beaird, who joins the firm as a director, has more than 14 years of commercial real estate experience.

SAN JOSE, CA—Core acquisition opportunities like 121 Tasman in the northern San Jose market are limited, says brokerage firm IPA, about Zurich Alternative Asset Management's latest buy.

RIVERSIDE, CA—GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY obtained an advanced copy of the Lee &amp; Associates' Riverside office report showing the office market continuing its slow and steady stabilization with projected growth on the horizon.