Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
DALLAS-A historic Sears & Roebuck catalog merchandise center sees its first commercial tenant move into made-over space. The second arrives April 1 as the Matthews Southwest South Side revitalization dream picks up steam.
DALLAS-A recent wave of promotions and new hires has come down the pike for metroplex corporations. WorkPlaceUSA takes the lead in the number of management shifts, promoting four to VP roles.
ATLANTA-The hotel company is the third client contracting for the locally based firm's ePortcard hotel guest comment system. The value of the contract wasn't disclosed.
SANTA CLARA, CA-The nation's leading provider of Internet data centers, which makes its home here, is having a 89,000-sf facility developed in Lindon, UT for its Web-based business testing services subsidiary Exodus Performance Labs.
KANSAS CITY-Upgraded police and fire stations, creation of light rail and an expanded zoo are among the issues facing city and civic leaders, says Mayor Kay Barnes at the first of several public forums.
NEW YORK CITY-Lend Lease initiated a European Fund to tap the foreign market six weeks ago, but only now has opted to go public with the news and shares exclusively with GlobeSt.com a look at its earliest stage.
PORTLAND, OR-After gaining a stranglehold on the Dallas-Ft. Worth market in just two years, it appears the Sacramento, CA-based company is interested in doing the same thing here.
NEW YORK CITY-Brookfield, Boston Properties, Blackstone, CIBC and Deutsche Bank have pooled their firepower to bid on the acquisition of the World Trade Center. The bids closed yesterday amid rumors that a joint venture had been formed.
CHARLOTTE-Myers Park United Methodist Church is doubling the size of its existing complex and transforming the intersection on which it sits. The 4,000 members already have pledged $8.3 million for the fall construction start.
SAN RAMON, CA-Citizen leaders here tonight (Thursday, Feb. 1) will vote on a general plan that calls for a greater mixing of business and residential development, with an emphasis on open space for the northwest portion of the city.