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Peachtree Station Sells for Near-Record $68M

Jennifer LeClaire | February 05, 2018

Starbucks, Verizon, CRS Outdoor, Mattress Firm, The Cook's Warehouse, Banfield Pet Hospital, are among the tenants.

Sawgrass Office Building Trades for $51.1M

Jennifer LeClaire | February 05, 2018

New York-based True North acquired the office asset. Get the details.

Multifamily Investors Are Shifting Gaze to East Bay

Lisa Brown | February 05, 2018

The tightening availability of investments and the lack of upside potential are turning multifamily investors away from urban cores and pushing them to emerging gateways such as the East Bay, Paskover says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Taconic, Clarion Form $400M NYC Affordable Housing JV

Paul Bubny | February 05, 2018

The partnership has closed on its first purchase, a five-property portfolio of 368 rent-stabilized apartments in the Fordham, Belmont and Concourse sections of the Bronx.

Last-Mile Users' Impact on SD Industrial

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 05, 2018

FedEx, UPS and OnTrac are stepping up their demand for warehouse space in this market, making 2018 one of the strongest years for new industrial construction in 19 years, Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tells GlobeSt.com.

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Where Exactly Is Silicon Beach?

Kelsi Maree Borland | February 05, 2018

The tech hub that started out in Santa Monica has grown to Playa Vista, El Segundo and now Hollywood.

How the Tax Plan Will Affect SoCal Construction

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 05, 2018

GlobeSt.com speaks with JLL executives in L.A., Orange County and San Diego to discuss the drivers behind CRE construction in their respective markets and the micro and macro factors influencing this sector.

NAI Fennelly Sees Service, Business, Legal Office Sectors Overtaking Pharma in Central NJ

Steve Lubetkin | February 05, 2018

NAI Fennelly says net absorption of Princeton, NJ, office space was 768,532 square feet in 2017, off nearly 24 percent off from growth of 1.015 million square feet in 2016.

Office Pricing Gains May Be Hard to Come By

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 05, 2018

Certain markets have not been able to generate the job growth and leasing to work off the high vacancies left by the Great Recession, and other markets that enjoyed stronger fundamentals are now contending with increased supply, Ten-X's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.

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Cash Management in CMBS: Pop Goes the Weasel

Paul Bubny | February 05, 2018

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, the founder and president of 1st Service Solutions describes some real-life case studies to bear in mind with springing cash management on CMBS loans.

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Peachtree Station Sells for Near-Record $68M

Sawgrass Office Building Trades for $51.1M

Multifamily Investors Are Shifting Gaze to East Bay

Taconic, Clarion Form $400M NYC Affordable Housing JV

Last-Mile Users' Impact on SD Industrial

Where Exactly Is Silicon Beach?

How the Tax Plan Will Affect SoCal Construction

NAI Fennelly Sees Service, Business, Legal Office Sectors Overtaking Pharma in Central NJ

Office Pricing Gains May Be Hard to Come By

Cash Management in CMBS: Pop Goes the Weasel

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