LOS ANGELES-To lease up intriguing offices, Cushman & Wakefield is casting the net globally, says Bruce Mosler.

LOS ANGELES-New tax rules can help firms find more value in their assets, according to Moss-Adams' Welton.

LOS ANGELES-The industry is definitely improving, but it has a ways to go, especially when loans coming due that are sitting on the bank's books, says Reznick's Farb.

LOS ANGELES-The industry will continue to improve, says Joseph Vargas, executive vice president and area manager of the Southwest region of Cushman & Wakefield.

LOS ANGELES-Charles Cohen of Cohen Realty Bros. says that there is a market for new office developments, if you build the right ones.

PORTLAND, OR-Managing director Michael Wells previously represented tenants and owner-users of warehouse and manufacturing buildings both in the local market and throughout the Northwest at CresaPartners.

SAN DIEGO-Unlike many other markets, San Diego will not see significant upward pressure on rents in the top 20 class A and B high-rise office projects located downtown for at least 12 months, says JLL.

LONG BEACH, CA-Four of the victims were identified as prominent real estate leaders in the area including Tom Dean, Jeff Berger, Mark Bixby and Bruce Krall.