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HOUSTON—The Port of Houston continues to exhibit a strong trajectory of user demand and logistics services to the petrochemical industry going by way of rail and exported outside of Houston.
ATLANTA—Avison Young's Sean Moynihan cautions that tenants need to examine existing leases before the new standards take effect, “a process that could take as long as 12 months.”
LOS ANGELES—In advance of RealShare Los Angeles on April 25, CBRE's Jodie Poirier gives her take on the thriving L.A. market and why she isn't ready to coin 2017 as the year of uncertainty.
ATLANTA—In addition to helping Baby Boomers pass the torch to Millennials, leadership training creates independent thinkers who look beyond short-term goals toward more lasting outcomes, IREM's Debbie Phillips tells GlobeSt.com.
IRVINE, CA—While this practice was common during the recession, it's happening once more as tenants face rising rental rates, a scarcity of apartments and the desire to live in markets where they can't afford to buy, Marcus & Millichap's Mark Bridge tells GlobeSt.com.
DETROIT—There hasn't been any significant new construction in the CBD for about 15 years, but Dan Gilbert's Bedrock is seeking to break ground on a 1.2 M SF complex.