Orange County

A private investment company snatches up the 105,636-square-foot shopping center at 110-130 W. Imperial Hwy. here, which had recently undergone a repositioning—further proof of this submarket's resurgence.

Drivers of outdoor office amenities, particularly in Orange County, range from clement weather most of the year to open floor plans and technology itself, JLL's Jeff Ingham tells GlobeSt.com.

Sophisticated fitness-center operators that are expanding today are utilizing a variety of analytics for site selection in order to get the best locations for their brand, C&W's Chad Iafrate tells GlobeSt.com.

We will continue to see a transformation of neighborhoods and submarkets throughout the West Coast as they adapt to consumers' retail preferences, JLL's Howard Wong tells GlobeSt.com.

Making sure employees are happy at work is a major driver behind the office-amenities arms race, in which what may once have seemed like a crazy idea is no longer, Lincoln Property's Kevin McNeil tells GlobeSt.com.

By including acoustical privacy early in the planning process, organizations will capitalize on a more-productive work environment in offices, Ware Malcomb's Ted Heisler tells GlobeSt.com.

We are continuing to see the influx of facilities that are more community focused, providing greater access and even more convenience for patients, Gensler's Alyssa Scholz tells GlobeSt.com.

Many investors are uncertain as to the staying power of the expansion, and interest rates are likely to rise further, suggesting that price weakness could persist following the amazing run-up that we have seen, Ten-X's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.