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IRVINE, CA—A strong local economy and jobs have led to markets like Orange County to be the best for office investors, but demand and the supply pipeline vary widely among submarkets, Ten-X's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN DIEGO—No longer a one-trick pony focused on the golf industry, North County has diversified, plus its location is ideal for decision-makers and workers as far north as Temecula, Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tells GlobeSt.com.
WASHINGTON, DC—“Steady hiring and low local unemployment levels are finally supporting higher wages and increased spending,” with positive implications for commercial property demand, says Lawrence Yun at the National Association of Realtors.
LOS ANGELES—The carmaker's massive 2 million square-foot office campus in Torrance is coming to market following the company's move to Texas. We look at how the new supply will impact the South Bay.
WASHINGTON, DC—The nationwide program will bring real-time arrival information for a variety of transportation modalities to the lobbies of properties managed by JLL.
SAN DIEGO—According to Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, and former CEO and co-CIO of PIMCO, politics will remain noisy, but will not fundamentally contaminate the central banks.
DALLAS—The metro is known for its diverse economy that is largely tied to national economic movement rather than one sector in particular, however, tech is continuing its influence along with insurance.
HOUSTON—According to the National Association of Realtors, being in a walkable neighborhood is one of the most important community variables for buyers, attributing to the popularity of Parc at Midtown.