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TEANECK, NJ—“The projects we're interested in are necessity and value driven, and we're looking at how we can complement them by adding to the experience," says panelist Herbert Eilberg, chief investment officer at Urban Edge Properties.
NEW YORK CITY—The financial services firm is relocating its 100 employees from its current headquarters space at 445 Park Ave. and expects to take occupancy of its new offices by the end of this year.
LOS ANGELES—Ecommerce may be taking a bite out of brick-and-mortar retail, but Cox Castle Nicholson's Gary Glick explains how developers are adapting to the new retail market.
LOS ANGELES—Retail experts GlobeSt.com recently chatted with say that Amazon's growth is staggering and has, by necessity, forced all participants in the retail sector to re-evaluate how they do business.
LOS ANGELES—Office occupants today are "thinking about the opportunity to connect people more effectively,” says Lenny Beaudoin, leader of CBRE's global Workplace Strategy practice.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—A new affordable residential rental community is a drop in the bucket for what is needed, but continued government collaboration and funding will help alleviate the housing shortage.
LA JOLLA, CA—As Wermers Properties celebrates 60 years in business, GlobeSt.com speaks with CEO Tom Wermers about what has led the firm to success and the lessons he's learned along the way.
HOUSTON—Port Houston continues to thrive, handling nearly 13 million tons of cargo for the year, an increase of 9% from last year, and total container volumes have also grown by 12%.
DALLAS—Jes Sherborne, chief technology officer of Truss, recently discussed the impact of the increase of artificial intelligence on the commercial real estate industry in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.
BEACHWOOD, OH—Madison International's investment in the seven-million-square-foot shopping center portfolio will allow the 10-year-old fund's existing partners to exit, says Ronald Dickerman.