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Lincoln Unveils Spec Suites at Deerfield Point

Steve Lubetkin |

Building owner TerraCap invested more than $40 per square foot in each suite to construct high-end spaces well differentiated from the competition.

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Chase Center Works Against the Buzzer

Lisa Brown |

The Chase Center is a 18,064-seat sports and entertainment arena set to open in fall 2019 in time for the first tip-off of the 2019-2020 NBA season, and will anchor an 11-acre mixed-use complex in Mission Bay.

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Time Waste and Labor Plague Many Industries

Lisa Brown |

Non-optimal activities, limited technology use and labor issues continue to plague the construction and logistics industries, with the former accounting for $177.5 billion in US labor costs per year.

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Expect the Unexpected with Building Systems

Lisa Brown |

In this EXCLUSIVE, GlobeSt.com learns that tracking systems allow building owners to record the type, age and condition of building equipment and the best remediation course of action.

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NAIOP Panelists: Regulatory Changes, Court Actions Reshaping Development

Steve Lubetkin |

Jeffrey J. Milanaik of Bridge Development, NJ DEP Commissioner Catherine McCabe, and NAIOP NJ CEO Michael McGuinness were among speakers addressing the changes.

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$200M Town Center Project Underway in Lawrenceville, GA 

Steve Lubetkin |

The project, dubbed SouthLawn, will add more than 600 residences, more than 15,000 square feet of retail space and a town green near the historic downtown.

Dense Housing, Office, Hotels All Under Construction

Lisa Brown |

In this EXCLUSIVE, Shelley Doran discusses how Silicon Valley embraces building innovation, sustainability, wellness and future space-use applications, which require advanced building techniques.

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City Sets New Record for New Affordable Housing Development

John Jordan |

The de Blasio administration reports that the city financed 32,116 affordable homes in 2017, which broke the all-time record set by the administration of Mayor Ed Koch in 1989 at 25,243 units.

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St. Louis Industrial Surging Into 2019

Brian J. Rogal |

Prices and rents keep rising, and developers plan to soon launch several large spec buildings.

Prop 65 Amendments Take Effect on August 30

Lisa Brown |

In the first of a two-part EXCLUSIVE, John Allen and Vaneeta Chintamaneni of Allen Matkins discuss how the new regulations of Prop 65 make the warning signage regulations stricter.