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Chicago Area Home Values Increase

Brian J. Rogal | March 22, 2017

CHICAGO—Sales are down year-over-year, but the sales of distressed properties has also gone into a steep decline.

Matt Plunket Joins Colliers International from CBRE

Erika Morphy | March 22, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC--Plunket is joining Colliers as vice president in Tenant Services.

Midwest Urban Renaissance to Continue in 2017

Brian J. Rogal | March 22, 2017

SOUTHFIELD, MI—Secondary cities in the region have seen Millennials flock to their CBDs, and that has brought in corporate offices and retail.

Blackstone Sells Huge Columbus Office Portfolio

Brian J. Rogal | March 22, 2017

COLUMBUS—This was the largest suburban office portfolio sold in the metro area since 2011.

New Hotel Rising in Midtown Atlanta

Jennifer LeClaire | March 22, 2017

ATLANTA—The American Planning Association recently named the Midtown neighborhood one of its “Great Places In America” for demonstrating exceptional character, quality, and planning.

What's Preventing Tech From Disrupting Next-Gen Real Estate Developments?

Jennifer LeClaire | March 22, 2017

MIAMI—GlobeSt.com sat down with Arnstein & Lehr Attorney Louis P. Archambault, a member of the firm's Real Estate and Corporate Transactions & Counseling Practice Groups, to discuss the bumpy road ahead in this exclusive interview.

What Diving into Local Senior-Housing Markets Reveals

Carrie Rossenfeld | March 22, 2017

SAN DIEGO—One can make gross generalizations about the broad economy, but it's also important to drill down into local markets to really get a sense of what's happening—and it all depends on demand-and-supply characteristics, NIC's Beth Mace tells GlobeSt.com in this Spring Investment Forum preview.

Kairos Cashing in on Contrarian Suburban Office Plays

Steve Lubetkin | March 22, 2017

KING OF PRUSSIA, PA—Kairos has been reaping the benefit of the somewhat contrarian investments it made in suburban office product at a time when others were shunning the asset class.

Denholtz Flips Franklin Township Industrial in Less Than a Year

Steve Lubetkin | March 22, 2017

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, NJ—Jordan Zimmel first presented 655 Howard Avenue to Denholtz as an investment opportunity about two years ago. At that time, the building, a former manufacturing site of Acme Tube, was bank-owned as a result of foreclosure and had been vacant for more than a decade.