SEATTLE—The listings syndication deal with Colliers International reportedly is the first of its kind; OfficeSpace.com CEO Susie Algard takes GlobeSt.com behind the scenes.

NEW YORK CITY—The firm's Matt Salem cites the evolving regulatory environment that's constraining traditional lenders while opening up opportunities for non-regulated capital providers.

NEW YORK CITY—Rider Levett Bucknall's Julian Anderson sees possible unintended consequences for the economy and real estate in some priorities of the Trump team's Contract with the American Voter.

SEOUL—The mixed-use IFC Seoul project includes three office towers, a mall and a luxury hotel in the city's Yeouido district.

PITTSBURGH—The multi-investor vehicle to preserve apartments for low- and moderate-income tenants reportedly is among the first and largest institutionally-managed funds of its kind.

DARIEN, CT—The growth of state-level Property Assessed Clean Energy programs has been a bipartisan phenomenon over the past couple of years, Greenworks Lending CEO Jessica Bailey tells GlobeSt.com.

MADISON, NJ—For the seamless experience particularly favored by Millennials, retailers can combine e-commerce and in-store retail to make the physical store a focal point, says Coldwell Banker Commercial Affiliates.<br>

CALABASAS, CA—With commercial real estate fundamentals likely to remain healthy, January's regime change in Washington could alter the investment landscape, says Marcus & Millichap.