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SAN DIEGO—Using the initiative process for land-use issues is never a good idea, and the initiative itself presents a host of problems for stakeholders throughout the county, Pierce Education Properties' Fred Pierce tells GlobeSt.com.
DALLAS—While lower-echelon malls are becoming obsolete, well-located malls that adapt and diversify stand a good chance of surviving if not thriving, writes BBG CEO Chris Roach in this <b>EXCUSIVE</b>commentary.
GARDEN GROVE, CA—Population density, proximity to competition, cost of the property and traffic patterns are all of the factors the grocery chain looks for when considering a market in which to locate, Bob Schmalz tells GlobeSt.com.
LOS ANGELES—GlobeSt.com chats with Jodi Meade, principal and director of Avison Young's Automotive Properties Group, about the automotive retail industry.
WHITEHALL, PA/RUNNEMEDE, NJ—“Both properties, which were built in the 1960s and were owned by the seller for 40+ years, appealed to the buyer because they are primed for major capital improvements that will quickly yield high-end competitive market-rate rents,” says Gebroe-Hammer's Adam Zweibel.
SAN FRANCISCO—The C&W top 25 tech cities were determined by analyzing the concentration of factors such as talent, capital and growth opportunity–the key ingredients that comprise the tech secret sauce.
NEW YORK CITY—The two leases totaling nearly 600,000 square feet, leaves approximately 1.3 million square feet of office space available in the tower floors. However, Rockefeller Group officials say they are very pleased with the tenant interest in the property.