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Now that Downtown has gotten attention from national brands, investors are careful to strike a perfect balance between cool boutiques and national chains.
The Hollywood market is capturing tremendous creative tenancy, institutional investment and new development, and it maybe taking over West L.A.'s lead as a result.
Cooley LLP will relocate from the Grace building at 1114 Ave. of the Americas to space near the top of the 51-story tower building being developed by Related Companies, Mitsui Fudosan America and Oxford Properties Group.
Brett White, Cushman & Wakefield's chairman and CEO, says his firm favors “new organizational models that leverage strategic partnerships” and rejects the industry convention of self-performing “every aspect of the value chain.”
The winning teams in the second round of the program will build 434 affordable housing units that will feature both rental and for sale affordable units. The developments will be financed through HPD's New Infill Homeownership Opportunities Program and the Neighborhood Construction Program.
In the <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, Joseph Ori of Paramount Capital Corp., talks about the benefits and tax advantages and appreciation and lower the taxable income for this type of transaction.
The success of this sector follows a significant trend of institutional investors diversifying away from the four “food groups” of CRE and allocating a portion of their real estate capital to less-correlated niche asset classes, Pierce's Fred Pierce tells GlobeSt.com.