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SAN DIEGO—All of the lease transactions in this category during Q1 were under 30,000 square feet, which hasn't happened since 13 quarters ago, JLL's Grant Schoneman tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO—Lumina has selected celebrity designers to envision interior design options for its three-bedroom floor plans, which will be brought to life through 3-D renderings and 360-degree VR technology.
LOS ANGELES—L.A. didn't see many department store closures last year, thanks to the move toward density, but the stores that did close have been hard to fill.
NEW YORK CITY—Driven by the growth of e-commerce and the increasing emphasis on delivery speed, industrial distribution and retail real estate could eventually co-exist, says Fitch Ratings.
HOUSTON—The Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts is expected to be completed during the fourth quarter of 2018 and McCarthy recently celebrated the topping out of the school.
ODESSA, TX—Though the well-timed acquisition was well below replacement cost and at a high cap rate, there were not many lenders who shared the same opportunistic vision.
LAS VEGAS—Can you tell the difference between retail and industrial? It's getting tougher, and in this video interview from RECon 2017, Faris Lee's Rick Chichester scouts the shifting landscape between traditional retail and distribution.