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IRVINE, CA—We need to stop addressing this issue through competing interests fighting each other, and the state needs to find a way to bring those interests together in a way that puts less constraint on developers, CCN's Tim Paone tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—All five declared candidates for the New Jersey governor's seat spoke before about 200 members of NAIOP New Jersey at the Hotel Heldrich Mar. 3, describing in individual presentations their vision for improving the business and economic climate in the Garden State. Watch exclusive video of their presentations from our content partner, StateBroadcastNews.com.
MADISON, NJ—A survey of shoppers reveals trends that brick and mortar retailers will have to adapt to quickly to succeed in an e-commerce environment, writes Coldwell Banker Commercial president Fred Schmidt in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
SAN FRANCISCO—The conversion of a property from industrial or retail use to creative office has become an increasingly popular value-add strategy for institutional investors or well-known owner/users.
LOS ANGELES—Olive Hill Group's Tim Lee bares the firm's office strategy and how it is continuing to stay competitive has the L.A. office market heats up, all in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SAN DIEGO—While not as optimistic as Arthur Laffer, who spoke before him during BMC's 21st Annual Real Estate Conference here last week, CBRE's Spencer Levy enumerates the many reasons he believes things are looking up economically.
NEW YORK CITY—Honest Buildings CEO Riggs Kubiak says the incorporation into Con Edison's Energy Efficiency Marketplace initiative is “a natural extension of our data-driven project management and procurement platform.”
HOUSTON—The increasingly diverse employment base and rapidly growing population have sustained the economy throughout the energy downturn, setting the stage for a strong rebound as the energy sector recovers in the coming years.