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ATLANTA—Moving forward, commercial real estate firms will maintain a competitive edge in the marketplace by building this, according to JLL's Doug Irmscher.
SAN FRANCISCO—A proposed residential project of up to 250 units at the California Pacific Medical Center Sutter Health is one of the few new projects in San Francisco oriented towards family housing.
CORONA DEL MAR, CA—Like with any merger, consolidation creates vacancies, but same-location stores are not a guarantee if and when this merger is finalized, Hanley Investment Group's Kevin Fryman tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
BOSTON—Joseph Flaherty, the head of JLL's Cambridge team, oversaw a host of transactions, including the build-to-suit lease deal for 240,000 square feet at University Park at MIT.
FAIRFIELD, NJ—“There's intense interest in Fairfield right now, to a degree that's rather uncommon,” says Robert Nathin of Sheldon Gross Realty. “Multiple factors are involved, including limited commercial inventory, and both Route 80 and Route 46 run right through the town. In addition, Fairfield is just a 40-minute drive or one-hour bus trip from midtown Manhattan.”
SAN DIEGO—Significant pent-up demand for apartments in a market that only transacts on average 18 trades a year over 100 units is creating a market where cap rates are among the lowest in the nation, CBRE's Rachel Parsons tells GlobeSt.com.
IRVINE, CA—Multifamily pricing has seen 74 consecutive months of double-digit annual growth, but there are reasons to be skeptical that this can continue, writes Chris Muoio of Ten-X Research in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
LOS ANGELES—Los Angeles has one of the best occupancy rates in the nation, according to a report from Axiometrics, and rents are projected to climb as a result.
DALLAS—Consistent and wage job growth, and consumer confidence remains near decade highs, fostering a strong retail consumption environment that will support retail center performance found in these mixed-use projects.