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Office Space Goes from From Me to We

Lisa Brown | April 11, 2017

SAN FRANCISCO—Individual work areas are becoming less about corporate rank, and more about functional and collaborative use as space shrinks with technology and mobile devices reducing the number of workers who use desks.

More Renters Expect to Keep On Renting

Paul Bubny | April 11, 2017

MCLEAN, VA—That's one of the conclusions to be drawn from Freddie Mac's latest survey of apartment tenants. The GSE also expects multifamily loan volume to grow as much as 6% this year.

Guardian Life Leasing 90K SF at Bell Works

Steve Lubetkin | April 11, 2017

HOLMDEL, NJ—Guardian joins a tenant roster of established companies, many of which specialize in technology, echoing the legacy of Bell Laboratories as a hub of technology innovation.

Warehouses Grow to Higher Heights

Kelsi Maree Borland | April 11, 2017

LOS ANGELES—Say good-bye to 34-foot clear heights. Industrial developers are now building up taller and taller clear heights, according to a new report from CBRE.

How Long Can the Industrial Boom Last?

Carrie Rossenfeld | April 11, 2017

SAN DIEGO—While the sector is showing no signs of slowing, given how rapidly the industrial real estate market is expanding, some observers are looking for a peak, CGS3's Michael Cato tells GlobeSt.com.

What Could Throw Apts. Off Course?

Carrie Rossenfeld | April 11, 2017

IRVINE, CA—Like all commercial real estate, the apartment market is vulnerable to a rise in interest rates. Cap rate spreads have fallen in the last few months to offset the gains in rates, but that cannot last forever, Ten-X's Chris Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.

Research

Despite Uncertainty, Boston Markets Remain on Solid Ground

John Jordan | April 11, 2017

BOSTON—There is a major caveat to the strong forecast for the Greater Boston lab market—the proposed budget cuts by the Trump administration to National Institutes of Health funding.

News

OK'd State Budget Has 421-a Replacement

Rayna Katz | April 11, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—The new fiscal year plan also includes substantial funding to back the creation of affordable and supportive housing.

News

Midtown Trophy Tower Landlords Nab Glossy Financing

Rayna Katz | April 11, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—A pair of owners has secured hefty mortgage financing for the ground lease position at the property.

Commentary

Are We Facing a Retail Apocalypse?

Natalie Dolce | April 11, 2017

NEW ORLEANS—That was one of the many questions at the recent fall ADISA conference, where attendees express stronger economic growth under the new administration, says Tim Witt, Concorde director of research and due diligence officer, in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

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