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LOS ANGELES—Largely ignored in the "hoopla" over high-profile liquidations is the fact that many big-box retailers continue opening stores, says CBRE's Melina Cordero.
LOS ANGELES—Sub-brands are thriving, but with so many new brands hitting the market, there is concern about overbuilding, David Phelps of Akin Gump, says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SAN DIEGO—Parking garages and roads may change to include conversion of parking spaces to usable real estate and the addition of drop-off lanes, along with a variety of other possibilities, Burnham-Moores' Norm Miller tells GlobeSt.com.
LITTLE FALLS, NJ—Additional building-wide improvements included the renovation of the property's three-story atrium lobby and common areas and the replacement outdated green marble and brass railings.
LAS VEGAS—Are recent store closures an indicator of where retail is continuing to head this year or it is really just the weak that have finally succumbed to their wounds and closed their doors? Retail experts take a closer look in preparation for the upcoming ICSC RECon conference this weekend.
HOUSTON—While class-A multifamily continues to struggle in lease up and vacancy rates, class-B and -C properties remained stronger performers; case in point being a $130 million loan for a portfolio of seven class-B multifamily properties.
PLANO, TX—Aligned Energy leased the first of three data halls in phase one and phase two will begin once demand dictates, however, a strong leasing pipeline is already in place.
SEATTLE—The gap in year-over-year rent gains between urban multifamily and suburban apartments and single-family rentals is especially wide in markets where rent affordability is worsening, says Zillow.