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IRVINE, CA—Focusing deeply on understanding the needs and desires of your customer, then using that knowledge to create the most compelling workplace communities possible is key when a newly developed property is filling up fast, Irvine Co.'s Steve Case tells GlobeSt.com.
LA JOLLA, CA—Combine bifurcated retail that serves locals, tourists and international visitors with high-end residential and you're looking at a market that can fetch well over $1,000 per square foot, Colliers' Bill Shrader tells GlobeSt.com.
NORTH PLAINFIELD, NJ—In a wide-ranging interview with GlobeSt.com, Levin Management's two top executives reflected on founder Philip J. Levin's pioneering efforts to create the earliest retail shopping centers in the 1950s, and how they've adapted to change in the bricks and mortar retail world.
PLEASANTON, CA—In the last three to five years, the East Bay has transitioned into a financing magnet, especially true for an office campus that attracted lenders from around the country, aggressively competing due to a diversified and high-quality tenancy.
NEW YORK CITY—The project will be built by Strategic Capital affiliate Plaza Construction. The company expects construction on the project will begin in early June and the development will take approximately 27 months to complete.
LOS ANGELES—Pakravan will draw on his leasing expertise and extensive network to continue to both grow the firm's market share and drive value for property owners and tenants alike.
Experts at a recent roundtable run by sister publication <i>Real Estate Forum</i> say that leasing volume does not suggest the depth of brick and mortar retail.