Development

LOS ANGELES—International Airport Centers breaks ground on a huge 1.3-million-square-foot industrial site in Valencia, one of the tightest markets in L.A. County, and tenants are already showing interest.

SAN DIEGO—The elements of mobility, wellness, choice of space, amenities and technology are universal to all size companies, CBRE's Paul Komadina tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the firm's Workplace360 office Downtown.

DALLAS—Given the number of projects currently on the drawing board, development activity and construction volume is projected to be healthy well into 2017, especially in the area of mixed-use projects.

HOUSTON—While secondary or tertiary cities where one or two dominant industries can significantly influence occupancies and financing can be difficult, most Texas submarkets have well-diversified economic drivers.

LOS ANGELES—Whether it is from ballot initiatives, land costs or construction costs, developers at the recent RealShare Apartments conference spoke about the long list of challenges that influence their decisions and shape their pipelines.

CHICAGO—The company's existing 1.1 million-square-foot data center at 350 E. Cermak is already the nucleus of Chicago's commodity markets and financial firms.

NEW YORK CITY—Major League Baseball has signed a new lease for approximately 400,000-square-feet at 1271 Ave. of the Americas. The iconic 48-story…

ATLANTA—Transit-oriented design is bound to have winners and losers—or is it? In theory, it's a win-win solution.