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IRVINE, CA—There is still plenty of capital available from Chinese and Japanese investors, and we continue to see strong investor interest in multifamily, which has historically been viewed as a stable, attractive asset class, Western National's Daniel Reynolds tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—This quarter's decline was fueled by brokers' shaken confidence in the future real estate market six months from now, which, as measured by the Real Estate Broker Future Confidence Index, declined by 0.27 to 5.7 quarter-over-quarter.
LEMON GROVE, CA—The completion of Celsius, an 84-unit luxury apartment building here, represents a milestone for this submarket, which hasn't seen any new apartment product in decades, CityMark's Rich Gustafson tells GlobeSt.com.
SANTA CRUZ, CA—After an apartment dry spell of more than a decade, construction crews recently completed shell construction and are installing the roof on a four-story 94-unit building, Five55 Pacific.
ATLANTA—“How you negotiate the financial terms and conditions of a real estate lease will impact the financial success of your company,” says Avison Young's Sean Moynihan.
LIVINGSTON, NJ—Located at the intersection of North Livingston Avenue and Mt. Pleasant Avenue (Route 10), Livingston Town Center houses a diverse tenant mix including 28 convenience stores, restaurants and service retailers, among other categories and is 96-percent occupied.
LOS ANGELES—Landlords in Downtown Los Angeles are doing everything that they can to attract creative tenants, Savills Studley's Mark Sullivan says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.