San Diego

With 80% occupancy rates and strong room rates, hotels are holding their own in markets underappreciated by investors who may be not be familiar with the area, CBRE's Rod Apodaca tells GlobeSt.com.

As tenants look to expand or relocate and seek a better cost alternative, they're looking outside the CBD for environments with strong internal and external amenities, Westcore's Rob Sistek tells GlobeSt.com.

The need for wealth-transfer services by disinterested third parties and the development of highly amenitized assisted-living communities near the adult children of residents is growing, Douglas Wilson's John Morrell tells GlobeSt.com.

The number of adults with developmental disabilities is increasing at a much greater rate than the general population, accelerating the demand for this type of housing, Villa de Vida's Hunter Christian tells GlobeSt.com.

Bringing in legacy members to help mentor and support newer and younger members is a goal of the organization, incoming president Bree Wong tells GlobeSt.com.

Yes—because it's horizontal mixed-use, not vertical, Touchstone's Addison Garza tells GlobeSt.com, regarding a new project in the heart of the emerging Valley Center village core.

Investors are able to add value and create synergies by upgrading some of the older, legacy tenants with newer, contemporary tenants and adding more nationally and regionally recognized stores and restaurants, CBRE's Kirk Brummer tells GlobeSt.com.

Combining vacation benefits or dividends with investing in vacation-rental properties is a new model that can withstand a potential economic downturn, Equity Residences' Greg Salley tells GlobeSt.com.