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Focus Healthcare Partners' founding principals have grown industry platforms that owned or operated more than 50,000 senior living units and financed over $4.5 billion in healthcare properties.
A key finding in the report states that the fundamental concern raised by those performing arts officials interviewed was that “spaces that offer users the mix of production amenities, audience amenities, and audience capacity they feel is right for their art either do not exist or are inaccessible."
There is a significant shortage in the right type of medical buildings in the county, and many patients like the experience of a one-stop shop where all of their needs can be met in a single visit, Hoag's Sanford Smith tells GlobeSt.com.
As Philadelphia market director, Morrone will be responsible for overall product quality and delivery across all business lines, focusing on clients, business development, recruiting, and market growth for the Americas and international clients.
Connectivity to nature is hugely important to employee well-being and can also lead to more synergies among buildings within an office campus, BNIM's Aaron Ross tells GlobeSt.com.
Branko Prebanda of Retail Design Collaborative gives his expectations for grocery design and technology implementation in the wake of Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods.
RETS Associates finds that only 22% of CRE leaders perceive succession planning as valuable. GlobeSt.com speaks with Kent Elliott about why this is dangerous and what you can do about it.
The northwest continues to be one of Houston's top performing industrial submarkets, recording 996,628 square feet of positive net absorption in the first half of 2017, in addition to lease renewals.
With a growing population and incomes in the surrounding area, well-located retail centers are an institutional buyer's dream purchase, such as the two DFW centers selling for a combined $24 million.