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Featuring 18 redwoods from 35 to 45 feet tall, 855 Brannan provides an escape from the hectic pace of urban living, complete with tables and chairs carved from felled tree trunks and a lobby that resembles a lodge.

As the recovery became much broader based, demand from corporate and private business for light industrial increased, and light industrial is experiencing greater rental appreciation than big-box space, CBRE's Kurt Strasmann tells GlobeSt.com.

The BRP-Wharton development, which should break ground in the second half of 2018, will likely involve more than $300 million in investment.

In today's rapidly evolving retail environment, a merchandise mix catered to the target customer is of tantamount importance to the success of a center, which is what a recent lease aims to do, says Woodmont.

Area accelerators, universities, corporations and nonprofits engage with the tech community to connect entrepreneurs and investors, elevate innovative ideas and entice talent to call Dallas home says JLL.

Multifamily expert Dana S. Brody, who recently joined JLL, talks about the multifamily market and why cap rates will stay low for the foreseeable future.

New demand from fitness center operators is proving to be positive for the success of the whole shopping center.

Student-housing demand is up as community colleges strategically begin to add affordable on-campus housing options, MVE + Partners' Jeff Larsen tells GlobeSt.com.