San Diego

Requests to serve as receiver increased moderately but noticeably for Trigild at the beginning of 2017, and next year may outpace this year as maturities continue and lenders' scrutiny responds, Bill Hoffman tells GlobeSt.com.

Are ever-improving amenities raising quality-of-life expectations, and are low renewal rates having a dampening impact on the sector? Fred Pierce weighs in with GlobeSt.com on these issues and the SDSU West initiative.

In San Diego—as in all its markets—the company continuously researches and talks to local companies, civic leaders and innovators with the goal of offering a world-class, customized experience, John Turner tells GlobeSt.com.

Incoming creative-office and retail tenants at the former Gold Star Sausage Co. factory site in Denver are being offered a generous allowance in improvements. GlobeSt.com speaks with Pathfinder's Christopher Gibson about how it works out.

As apartment rental rates continue to increase in the San Diego market, it's much more important to demonstrate additional value to residents in this market, Sunrise's Danielle Munoz tells GlobeSt.com.

Plaza 2020, a 105,796-square-foot, class-A office building in the Mission Valley submarket sells to Vista Investment Group, its second significant investment in San Diego since entering the market in January.

Local clients are looking outside of the San Diego market for higher-risk/higher-return investment opportunities, particularly in high-job-growth markets like Seattle, Austin, Denver and Phoenix, CBRE's Scott Peterson tells GlobeSt.com.

Medical-device manufacturers can experience a 21.2% cost advantage by operating in Mexico than in the US, but how does this affect San Diego's industrial sector? GlobeSt.com speaks with C&W's Jolanta Campion on the subject.