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CHICAGO—Corporate real estate has assumed a far greater importance for today's companies. Instead of just cutting costs, companies need a fully-realized workplace strategy to attract and retain employees, says JLL.
CALABASAS, CA—Yet continued economic momentum “together with elevated business and consumer confidence bode well for travel in 2017,” says Marcus & Millichap's Peter Nichols.
ATLANTA—Underground Atlanta just sold for $34.6 million. WRS, a real estate investment company based in Charleston, SC, plans to redevelop the 12-acre…
SAN DIEGO—Moniker Commons, like everything Moniker Group does, is built on the idea that people are the biggest priority, so offering more services and the opportunity to be connected to a larger community is a natural offshoot, co-founder Nate Cadieux tells GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON—The Massport Board approved a proposal last week valued at $550 million by Dallas-based Omni Resorts and Hotels and New Boston Hospitality to build the new 800,000-square-foot complex on a two-acre parcel in the city's waterfront district.
IRVINE, CA—The most significant change in the CRE marketplace is that it is no longer comfortable with doing things “well enough” and without transparency, Ten-X Commercial's new general manager Steve Jacobs tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—Reportedly one of the biggest fully-realized CRE transactions to date in real estate technology, the deal marks the first realization of the technology platform.
SAN FRANCISCO—On this the 111th anniversary of the 1906 Earthquake, one building that survived that day is the Hibernia Bank, Historic Landmark #130, hoping to see new life as a multi-tenant rebrand, One Jones.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ—"The diminished leasing volume witnessed in early 2017 is expected to be temporary in nature, as nearly five million square feet of requirements were navigating the state's office market,” says Stephen Jenco, vice president, suburban research with JLL.