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Property and Asset Managers' Differing Roles in Driving Value

Carrie Rossenfeld | September 14, 2017

The two share the same goal of maximizing profitability and are interlinked in providing this, but with different focuses, Trigild's Judy Hoffman tells GlobeSt.com.

Investors See Oxnard as “Fantastic Retail Hub”

Kelsi Maree Borland | September 14, 2017

A recent record shopping center deal in Oxnard reveals a growing retail market and increasing investor activity.

Housing Costs and Land Use Top List of CRE Woes

Lisa Brown | September 14, 2017

Cox Castle Nicholson partners Andrew Fogg, Kenneth Williams, David Waite and Gregory Caligari recently provided perspective on the current real estate landscape and pending legislation in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Roosevelt Island Officially Goes Tech

John Jordan | September 14, 2017

At full build-out Cornell Tech is expected to produce up to 8,000 permanent jobs, hundreds of spin-off companies and more than $23 billion in economic activity over a period of 35 years.

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Creating Property-Management Relationships Through Social Media

Carrie Rossenfeld &IREM | September 14, 2017

There's a right way and a wrong way for property managers to develop a relationship with tenants through social-media content. Eric Brey, PhD, discusses both and tells GlobeSt.com why this is important to commercial real estate in this IREM Global Summit preview.

Building a Decorator Ready Condo to Win Budget-Minded Tenants

Jennifer LeClaire | September 14, 2017

As condo buildings get completed, the last units are always the most difficult to sell.

Most Properties Survived But Future Prep is Key

Lisa Brown | September 14, 2017

CBRE released a report that outlines the storm's impact on major commercial real estate asset classes in Houston and it has a silver lining in it for all property types with the exception of multifamily.

Plug and Play Space Turns in 60 Days for HQ Relocation

Lisa Brown | September 14, 2017

A healthcare tech firm chooses Dallas because of its business climate and low real estate costs, which allow the company to be better positioned for rapid expansion, and the former Microsoft building was a good fit.

Import Volumes Rise to Record Highs

Kelsi Maree Borland | September 13, 2017

Import volumes for the month of August have reached historical highs at the Port of Long Beach as exports plummet

Rising Above the Challenging Power-Center Sales Environment

Carrie Rossenfeld | September 13, 2017

Many power centers house dominant retailers that are still healthy performers within their respective categories—many of which are still categorized as investment grade, REZA's Ramez Barsoum tells GlobeSt.com.

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Property and Asset Managers' Differing Roles in Driving Value

Investors See Oxnard as “Fantastic Retail Hub”

Housing Costs and Land Use Top List of CRE Woes

Roosevelt Island Officially Goes Tech

Creating Property-Management Relationships Through Social Media

Building a Decorator Ready Condo to Win Budget-Minded Tenants

Most Properties Survived But Future Prep is Key

Plug and Play Space Turns in 60 Days for HQ Relocation

Import Volumes Rise to Record Highs

Rising Above the Challenging Power-Center Sales Environment

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