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SOLON, OH—Analytix was designed "specifically to maximize insights and user experience for real estate professionals,” says MRI Software's Charles McDowell.
LOS ANGELES—Despite the pull back on construction loans, borrowers with projects in well-located Los Angeles submarkets are still landing healthy funding from lenders.
LOS ANGELES—The Port of Long Beach had its busiest May in history with cargo volumes growing 1.2% over last year, which was the second highest May in history.
NEW YORK CITY—The law firm will occupy the 12th, 13th and 14th floors of the 750,000-square-foot 425 Lexington Ave. office building once taking occupancy.
NEW YORK CITY—Rudin Management Co., the operating arm of Rudin Family holdings, also announced that non-profit Global Impact Investing Network, Inc. is leasing 9,200 square feet on a portion of the second floor for a 10-year term. The firm is currently located at 30 Broad St. and plans to relocate in the fall of this year.
SAN DIEGO—With 10,000 people turning 65 every day for the next 19 years, lack of inventory will be a problem if developers don't jump on it, SLIG's Weston Harmer tells GlobeSt.com as the firm prepares to open a San Diego office.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Innovative tech startups are reshaping the commercial real estate industry with new tools that can cut costs, boost productivity and improve decision making, Voit's Brandon Keedy and Connor Wieck tell GlobeSt.com.