Economy

There's a distinct supply/demand imbalance for apartment assets nationally and in the western US markets, so investors must be creative to find opportunities, Pathfinder's Mitch Siegler tells GlobeSt.com.

Leading Ten-X's list of "buy" markets is Portland, OR, where demand is enough to absorb new office supply even as the city's job growth is slowing.

More open blocks of land that were finally being developed in a less-dense environment is one reason, CBRE's Garrett Ellis and Carter Haslam tell GlobeSt.com. We speak to them about whether this is expected to continue.

Nearly two-thirds of participants in Levin Management's retail survey say it has become harder to find qualified candidates for jobs they are trying to fill, and employee pressure for higher wages and better benefits is rising.

L.A. office activity was healthy through 2017, but at the end of the year and though January, activity began to slow. Is this the trend of 2018?

The development of the Hollywood Park stadium will have the same impact on the Inglewood market that the Staples Center had on Downtown Los Angeles.

A roundup of recent deals, leases, executive moves, and other news from the past week.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has reached a deal with Related Companies and Sterling Equities to develop the Queens property outside Citi Field including 1,100 affordable homes.