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The SoCal chapter's recent trip to Washington DC included meeting with elected officials to discuss priority issues for the commercial real estate industry in California, with creating an effective goods movement system topping the list.
Incorporating WELL concepts into a new facility will provide building occupants with an enhanced experience landlords, tenants and clients with unique advantages, Ware Malcomb's Tiffany English tells GlobeSt.com.
Technological advances and an ongoing DIY movement that increases clients' desire to be actively engaged and be a part of the creative process are driving this trend, Tangram's Lindsey Sage tells GlobeSt.com.
Investors' willingness to seek comparable investment opportunities in secondary or tertiary markets across the country to meet their investment requirements grew in 2017, HIG's Ed Hanley tells GlobeSt.com.
With all the changes going on in the retail sector, investors must be able to adapt to combination stores that were never before in existence, Passco's Andy Wang and Adriana Olsen tell GlobeSt.com.
The judging committee meets to decide the winners in the seven-year-old event that recognizes superior performance in real estate, to be held March 14 at the Samueli Theater here.
Urban-located stores create a brick-and-mortar location with flexible merchandising to complement and augment the local demographic as well as support Target's growing e-commerce business, Paragon's Jim Dillavou tells GlobeSt.com.
WNC closes a $94.2-million California institutional LIHTC fund that will acquire and rehabilitate 972 affordable-housing units in six properties throughout California.