LOS ANGELES—While larger distribution facilities have gotten the lion's share of development dollars in the past few years, light industrial may represent the best bet for rent growth, says CBRE.

HARTFORD, CT—Brown, who joined Cornerstone as president a year ago, says the firm has seen “meaningful expansion across sectors and geographies” during that time.

LAS VEGAS—The debt restructuring plan, which would wipe out nearly $10 billion of claims against CEOC, is meeting opposition from creditors.

NEW YORK CITY—President of the Real Estate Board of New York since 1986, Spinola has long been recognized as the New York City real estate sector's best-informed and most influential advocate.

SEATTLE—The newly appointed chief economist at Colliers USA tells GlobeSt.com that a longer-term view provides a better idea of where the markets will be “rather than just where they are now.”

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA—The bank, which didn't make the top three for 2013, took the top spot for 2014 on the basis of two deals in the healthcare space and one in net lease, according to SNL data.

NEW YORK CITY—With initiatives ranging from East Midtown rezoning to FIRPTA reform not reaching fruition last year, the association is continuing to push for them.

NEWTON, MA—Select Income REIT is reviewing a presentation by shareholder Lakewood Capital Management, which says the net lease REIT's stock ought to trade at 50% above current valuation levels.