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LOS ANGELES—Even without the boost of e-commerce, industrial is being propelled by tailwinds into the current year, Colliers' James Breeze writes in the firm's latest report on the sector.
IRVINE, CA—Impact fees can run developers upwards of $50,000 per lot in California, a fact that many home buyers don't know, Developers Research principal Scot Oldham tells GlobeSt.com after he and his wife purchased the company.
LOS ANGELES—The firm launches Archway Fund, a private bridge lender that will focus on first trust deed loans for borrowers that cannot secured funding through traditional lending sources.
SAN DIEGO—There's about a 75% chance that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will emerge from this state of oversight before the end of President Trump's current term in office, speakers tell attendees at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo 2017.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—"The market will adjust" to the CMBS risk retention rule, but B-grade transactions will get greater scrutiny, CommLoan's Mitch Ginsberg tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO—One Henry Adams, the 241-residence apartment community in the Showplace Square neighborhood, built by Suffolk Construction and designed by BAR Architects, was developed at $164.4 million.
SAN DIEGO—Panelists during the borrower/developer panel at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention and Expo 2017, talk about how to differentiate in today's environment.