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IRVINE, CA—Timing is a major issue in these projects as this point; if a project is not far enough along in drawings, permits, etc., it may not make it off the ground, R.D. Olson's Bill Wilhelm tells GlobeSt.com after attending ALIS.
ATLANTA—Conditions for the sale-leaseback market in the first two months of 2017 could hardly have been more different than the year-ago period, Shan Gastineau of Stan Johnson Co. tells GlobeSt.com.
LOS ANGELES—Older industrial has been fodder for creative office development, but with the need for more infill delivery centers and warehouses, there may be a new demand for outdated industrial properties.
LONDON—Despite concerns around pricing and availability of assets, “most firms remain confident they can find value in the current market,” says Andrew Moylan at Preqin.
SAN DIEGO—Restaurants that include a brewery concept, as well as athletic amenities like soccer fields, are springing up in life-science space in the San Diego market, JLL's Grant Schoneman tells GlobeSt.com.
Industrial and office building leases frequently require that the tenant pay all or some portion of the landlord's operating expenses to maintain the center in good operating condition. Sources take a closer look at the topic in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
HOUSTON—The demand for prime parcels of land in the neighborhood south of Buffalo Bayou Park has skyrocketed since the redevelopment of the park, a 160-acre stretch along a 10-mile waterway.
DALLAS—In a move toward adding service capabilities in the federal and corporate markets, regional geographic growth, market share expansion and diversification of services, JQ looks for opportunities to expand through strategic acquisitions.