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The market was late out of the recovery but is now becoming a favorite of investors, like San Diego's Tower 16, which plans to buy 1,000 units there in the next 12 months.

New industrial product is climbing to 40-foot clears, but with an ultra-low vacancy in the market, does it really matter?

The portfolio was purchased by an institutional investor for $57 million and was encumbered by CMBS debt, but selling it intact circumvented defeasance penalties that would have been triggered by carving up.

Cultivate is a new brokerage firm that will partner with owners and developers to curate a dining experience in office, multifamily and hotel properties.

New workplace strategies and technological advances are contributing to a systemic change in the way oil and gas companies view and leverage real estate, according to JLL's North America Energy Outlook.

Today's industrial discussion at RealShare Texas will focus on population growth and e-commerce trends, CBRE's Robert Kramp shares in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> sneak peek.

Like all industries over time, things change, and the weak got obliterated, and the fast movers get success.

High pricing on office assets combined with slow leasing activity in Downtown Los Angeles has kept some buyers out of the market.