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LA JOLLA, CA—Pontus Capital focuses on corporate sale-leasebacks as a financing transaction, a niche that has grown in importance since the recession has created a less democratized credit environment, managing partner Michael Press tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO—A low unemployment rate, along with a growing population and booming technology sector, drives demand across all asset classes and pushes prices upward, resulting in the county's office market boasting the highest average square foot price of all the California markets.
LOS ANGELES—The US commercial real estate lending environment remains favorable despite the Fed's stance on raising short-term interest rates, says Brian Stoffers at CBRE Capital Markets.
IRVINE, CA—From startups to tech booms to creative space up and down the coast, the age of innovation is forcing landlords and developers in markets from Silicon Valley to San Diego to meet the demands of a brave, new world, JLL executives tell GlobeSt.com.
HOUSTON—Anemic leasing has put companies in the driver's seat during deal negotiations with extended free rent periods and generous improvement allowances becoming the norm.
LANCASTER, TX—Large population growth, coupled with different-sized competitor developments result in Crow Holdings moving forward on a speculative basis, developing two buildings simultaneously.
WOODLAND HILLS, CA—NewMark Merrill Cos. has never had a company layoff and has emerged through every challenge a stronger and smarter company, CEO Sandy Sigal tells GlobeSt.com.