Economy

Jason Hartman recently discussed the top 2018 real estate investment trends, Bay Area investment idiosyncrasies and interest rates in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

While biotech and life-sciences firms typically attract venture capital here, robotics, artificial intelligence and healthcare-related companies received the most dollars in 2017, CBRE's Andrew Ewald tells GlobeSt.com.

Despite reports of slowed rental rate growth, the year closed with apartment rates up 4% in Los Angeles.

As a secondary market, it provides higher returns, but a very healthy economy means its not as risky as other, smaller regions.

It's vital that San Diego employers act to close the minority-achievement gap, equip small businesses to compete and address the affordability crisis, Northrop Grumman's Cynthia Curiel tells GlobeSt.com.

The refinancing will enable Denholtz to complete an extensive renovation plan throughout the portfolio that includes replacing all parking areas and roofs, as well as facade repairs to each building.

A slowdown in L.A. office leasing activity is creating options for tenants—even in historically tight Westside markets.

In addition to boosting tourism, the 2019 event will draw spark investment in infrastructure and grooming of existing real estate for the athletes and their entourage, Carrier Johnson's Vincent Mudd tells GlobeSt.com.