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PARSIPPANY, NJ—“Leasing in New Jersey's office market this quarter is being driven by retailers and consumer products companies, similar to what we are seeing in the industrial market,” says James Postell, partner and city leader of Transwestern's New Jersey office.
WATERTOWN, MA—Developer Boylston Properties reports the new hotel at the Arsenal Yards project will feature 145-rooms. Construction on the development is expected to begin in the late spring of this year.
LOS ANGELES—Culver City is becoming a retail anchor in West Los Angeles, and there are handful of factors driving the growth, Lee Shaprio says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SAN DIEGO—Baby-Boomers, their potential heirs and advisors will need professional assistance in asset valuation, management services, asset disposition and entitlement, fiduciary accounting and general business and asset-protection services, Douglas Wilson's John Morrell tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO—Condominium pricing index surged 10% last month compared to the previous month, and the recent increase has nearly erased the slowdown during the past year, while new construction is nearly triple the performance of March 2016.
IRVINE, CA—Demand will remain strong and the overall pace of home sales will likely still rise even though affordability will be reduced modestly relative to last year, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.
ATLANTA—The latest survey of corporate real estate professionals conducted by CoreNet Global and Cushman & Wakefield finds that they're more concerned about property costs than ever before.
DALLAS—Today's spaces encourage interdepartmental interaction, better communication and natural light, which leads to increased productivity and collaboration, as found in two recent relocations.