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ATLANTAâItâs been said that when China sneezes, the world catches a cold. So what happens when rumors of a flu in the retail industry start spreading?
SAN DIEGO--The submarket, and Pacific Gate in particular, is attracting Baby Boomers who are swapping out their single-family suburban homes for the convenience of condo living in an urban setting, Bosa Development's Bemi Jauhal tells GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON—The Greater Boston Association of Realtors reports the spring selling season got off to a strong start with the single-family and condominium sectors posting healthy increases in March.
LOS ANGELES—Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles, Culver City—they are all thriving because of the growth and reputation of Los Angeles, Lee Shapiro says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SACRAMENTO—With projects near job nerve centers continuing to thrive, capital gravitates to those types of properties, meanwhile, the governor's office approves tax credits for job-generating companies with a projected $828 million in total investment statewide.
NEWARK, NJ—The Port Authority has okayed planning funds for the first phase of what eventually will be an extension of the PATH line to Newark Liberty International Airport.
NEW YORK CITY—The risk that a B-piece buyer can scotch a conduit loan is one that many borrowers aren't willing to incur, says Barry Polen with Hunt Mortgage Group.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA— “If you can't be true to yourself, then you can't be true to anybody,” notes Laird Hamilton, keynote speaker for the recent YPG Leadership Summit here. GlobeSt.com has a recap and photos from the event.
NEW YORK CITY--The city will review and pilot the resiliency guidelines on projects through the rest of 2017. The results will be used to refine the preliminary draft and a final version will be released in December 2017.
NEW YORK CITY—"Hospitals and healthcare systems share a common challenge when it comes to including real estate considerations in corporate planning" writes Transwestern's Jay Johnson in this <strong>EXCLUSIVE</strong> commentary.