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How Macro Factors Are Affecting Home Demand

Carrie Rossenfeld | March 10, 2017

IRVINE, CA—Demand will continue to grow, driven mainly by Millennials deciding they would like to buy, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com, adding that the market will likely become very competitive this spring.

Middle Market Digest-The Midwest

Brian J. Rogal | March 10, 2017

CHICAGO—The latest deals, transactions and personnel moves in the Midwest region.

Middle Market Digest: This Week in the North West

Natalie Dolce | March 10, 2017

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in the country's North West region.

A Great Jobs Report Always Comes With Warning Flags

Erika Morphy | March 10, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC--Some 58,000 construction jobs were created suggesting that home builders and developers are confident about the market.

Industrial Tenants Face Less Inventory, Rising Rents, New Competition

Erika Morphy | March 10, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC--Nearly 6.5 million square feet of product will have exited the DC metro area industrial market since 2000.

Class A Office Campus Trades for $132M

Jennifer LeClaire | March 10, 2017

ATLANTA—The office property had remained vacant for nearly a decade until the lease to Southern Company Services in March 2016.

Midtown South Office Tower Trades Hands

Rayna Katz | March 10, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—A deal was reached for a fee simple interest in the property and its land once a ground lease expires next year.

Net Lease Portfolio Trades at Low Cap Rate

Jennifer LeClaire | March 10, 2017

MIAMI—“A key component of the marketing process was evaluating the 'waitress only' industry…”

CA Growth Will Halt Without Densification

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 10, 2017

LOS ANGELES—Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics makes a strong case for densification as the opening speaker at the USC Gould 2017 Real Estate Law and Business Forum.

One Day, CREW Will Just Be for Networking