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Since inception, Encore for Education has raised more than $805,000 for Music Matters and this year's concert will feature LA-based Fitz and the Tantrums.
We joined more than 400 commercial real estate colleagues last night to recognize the collective work of Building Block supporters and community partners.
From technology that allows bricks and mortar retailers to more efficiently and effectively merge a customer's experience, to operate smart technology inside the units through personalized tablets, technology is at the forefront of the CRE industry.
BridgeCore Capital Inc. revealed today that it has commenced operations and GlobeSt.com exclusively caught up with the firm's founder and principal, Elliot Shirwo on how he is finding ways to succeed by stepping out of the box.
The power of influence is vast, and influencers yield such clout that they are able to effect change through direct and, more often than not, indirect action and Real Estate Forum needs your nomination now.
Sound West Group and Securities Veteran Greg Genovese recently launched a new company focused on qualified opportunity zone funds and GlobeSt.com caught up with him to discuss more behind that decision and on why project-oriented funds specifically, among other things.
With many recent deals here, including a new $45-million multifamily development under construction by a Chicago-based firm investment company, among others, Denver continues to appear on investors' radar.
GlobeSt.com talks with Melina Cordero, CBRE's Americas Head of Retail Research and author of it's Omnichannel Guide about a few of the report's findings that go against the oft-heard narrative of a retail apocalypse.
Karlin Conklin, Executive Vice President of Investors Management Group, Inc., shares advice for choosing between a Tenancy In Common (TIC) versus a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) in the structure of a real estate investment.
The sector is riding high on strong fundamentals and rich deal flow. But the competitive market is also driving owners to find ways to distinguish their properties.