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SAN DIEGO-The 328-unit Treo@Kettner condominium project will rise 26-stories above Kettner Boulevard in Downtown San Diego. Intergulf Development of British Columbia, Canada, is developing the project.
DALLAS-The Federal Reserve Bank says Texas possibly is in a recession. Grubb & Ellis reports the highest negative absorption in a decade. Still, there are slight signs that the worst could be over.
NEW YORK CITY-The city-state venture charged with revitalizing post-Sept. 11 Downtown appoints urban planner Alexander Garvin as vice president for planning, design and development.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-The multifamily rental vacancy rate soars 3.5 percentage points in the fourth quarter to 8.9%, nearly triple from the fourth quarter of 2000. Overbuilding also has pushed average rents down.
JOHANNESBURG-Catalyst Holdings has launched a new South African property fund which will specialise in 'bare dominium' properties. These highly reversionary assets carry the prospect of strong capital growth.
LOS ANGELES-Despite a troubled and uncertain national economy, Venture West Funding closed $67.8 million in real estate loans in January. Venture West handles both purchase and refinance loans for multi-family, commercial and residential real estate.
DENVER-Conflicting uses next to the Avenue Theater, as well as rising rents in the trendy Uptown neighborhood force it to leave "the greatest small theater space in town" after 15 years.
ORLANDO-Occupancy among the area's 132,000 units fell to 92% from 93.2% in 2000, a new study by the Orlando office of CB Richard Ellis Inc. shows. Construction slowed to 6,800 new units compared to 13,900 units delivered in 2000.
AUSTIN-The city's industrial market is in a tailspin as it registers 361,172 sf in the red. Vacancy overall is 20%, thanks to the delivery of another 1.8 million sf and citywide exits totaling 890,748 sf. Building thankfully has slowed.