LOS ANGELES—Speakers at a recent event here encourage designers and developers to apply the attitude that you have one night to get it right on the multifamily side.

SAN DIEGO—The telecom connectivity needs of CRE tenants is rising in direct correlation to their use of advanced cloud and managed computing environments, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> article on technology.

AUSTIN, TX—What do you expect when you put 400 smart business people in a room together listening to a bunch of smart panelists and guest speakers forecasting the future? Conflicting opinions, according to attendees we <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> spoke with about the event.

NEW YORK CITY—Cushman &amp; Wakefield's Gene Spiegelman <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com that retailers most successful at adapting to technology changes employ multiple strategies to combine the aesthetic appeal of space with digital media.

DENVER—Training the managers onsite at is one of the most important things when integrating new sustainability systems into school districts, say sources at a recent media preview discussion in advance of the Green Schools Summit here.

LOS ANGELES—According to panelists on a special crowdfunding session at RealShare Apartments, start-ups will soon be more than just a popular alternative to traditional equity and debt offerings.

The poster child for the overvaluation of CRE assets is San Francisco, CA and the entire Bay Area, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary on the subject. But what are the most overpriced assets?

Bigger is often not better both in terms of campuses and project scope says the co-founder of Stonemont Financial Group in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary on the subject.