San Diego

While the market currently favors landlords, there are some strategies that can help tenants navigate a tight market, Voit's Max Stone tells GlobeSt.com.

So says Ten-X's chief economist and EVP Peter Muoio, who will be speaking at the annual Trigild Lender Conference here in October. Muoio says the cycle's longevity is starting to have an impact on the way commercial real estate investors are thinking.

A lack of class-A apartments to support the 120,000-plus jobs in this popular office and industrial neighborhood of San Diego is keeping investors interested in this submarket, Moran & Co.'s Derrek Ostrzyzek tells GlobeSt.com.

The IRS's proposed regulations on the implementation of its new centralized partnership audit regime impact every partnership and LLC nationwide. GlobeSt.com speaks with CGS3's Phil Jelsma about what could change and what you need to know.

The UTC submarket has by far the highest concentration of physicians in the county, while the entire 78 Corridor has had a disproportionately high amount of new medical-office development, JLL's Chris Ross tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Lee & Associates principal Patrick Miller explains the criteria by which legal parcels are defined in the state as defined by the California Subdivision Map Act of February 1972—something many in the brokerage community don't fully understand, he tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Significant pent-up demand for apartments in a market that only transacts on average 18 trades a year over 100 units is creating a market where cap rates are among the lowest in the nation, CBRE's Rachel Parsons tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Market uncertainty as well as a natural “breather” before the election were largely responsible for the 27% decrease in overall VC funding in Q3 as compared to the 10-year average in the San Diego market, JLL's Chad Urie tells GlobeSt.com.