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LAS VEGAS—If you think of this New York City borough as little more than landfills and a route to Jersey, well, think again. Douglas Elliman's Faith Consolo tells GlobeSt.com that there's change coming.
LOS ANGELES—All of the questioning and forecasting about the end of the cycle is creating constraint and resulting in a longer run, according to Shlomi Ronen of Dekel Capital.
LOS ANGELES—Construction begins on a 345,000-square-foot $150-million retail center that will serve as the final piece of the affluent master planned community.
NEW YORK CITY—Greenberg, who had been a managing director of leasing at Jack Resnick & Sons since joining the firm in 2010, replaces Dennis Brady who is retiring after 40 years of employ at the firm.
IRVINE, CA—In order to stay ahead of the competition, property managers should focus on the needs of their residents and cater to each demographic based on age, location, income and lifestyle, Western National's Donna Gill tells GlobeSt.com.
WALNUT CREEK, CA—Joseph Ori of Paramount Capital Corp. takes a closer look at the FASB and SEC's final regulations in 2016 on new lease accounting rules and the effect on the CRE industry.
WASHINGTON, DC--Local creds are attracting companies like Yelp, which is rumored to be in the market for up to 150,000 square feet, C&W's Theo Slagle says.