Economy

The multifamily market is set for another strong year, thanks to tremendous consumer demand for the asset class and competition from major capital providers.

Technology provides a more level playing field and accessibility of data, resulting in deals in a wider geography and at a faster pace, while reducing the deal cycle to increase market velocity, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Online sales, increased tenant demand and small businesses' resurgence under the new administration are the driving forces behind institutional investors' newfound appetite for this product type, BKM's Brett Turner tells GlobeSt.com.

Following a summer slowdown, industrial tenants leased 13.9 million square feet during the final three months of the year, representing a 52.8 percent jump quarter-over-quarter.

The South Bay multifamily market is seeing tremendous activity, thanks to surrounding growth from the Hollywood Park development and port activity.

A synchronized pickup in economic momentum globally is just one of the factors that could spur faster US growth in 2018, writes Andrew Nelson at Colliers International.

“People are social animals and they want to congregate at shopping centers,” says Cox Castle &amp; Nicholson's Gary Glick about the future of shopping centers.

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.