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SOLON, OH—The commercial property technology space is maturing in 2017 “with innovation, players, desire and focus from a global perspective,” says MRI Software CEO Patrick Ghilani.
LONDON—“Institutional allocations to real estate are dominated by a small group of investors which allocate large amounts to the asset class,” says Preqin's Andrew Moylan.
SAN DIEGO—The concept of timeshare space for smaller providers looking to cut overhead and avoid long-term lease commitments is starting to gain attention, C&W's Travis Ives tells GlobeSt.com.
SOMERSET, NJ—“In a submarket that has seen good demand but relatively low rent growth for the last five years, we've begun to see rents climb higher than was forecasted, and we're also seeing an influx of leading companies with strong credit quality,” says CBRE's Robert Pine, who led the team that arranged the leases.
NEW YORK CITY—NY Residential REIT recently announced it had made its first investment as part of the public offering, a preferred equity investment in a luxury development project in Chelsea that is under construction and near completion.
LOS ANGELES—According to a report from JLL, Southern California has more tech talent than any other US market, and it is attracting tech companies and start-ups.
NEW YORK CITY--Student housing pre-leasing across the country was at 68.1% in April, and rates averaging $652 per bed, according to the latest quarterly report by Berkadia on the industry
ARLINGTON, TX—Arbors at Brookhollow is an 113,500-square-foot class-A multi-tenant office building at 2201 E. Lamar Blvd. featuring underground parking on a 7.94-acre site in Arlington's Entertainment District.
HOUSTON—While it is far from a complete turnaround, increased drilling activity has oilfield service companies interested in more space, especially in crane-served buildings that experienced the biggest spike.