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SAN LEANDRO,CA—On one of the largest development sites in the area, the 1950s-built 328,000-square-foot former Kraft Foods plant closed late last year is giving way to a 553,000-square-foot high-tech industrial site on the 880 corridor.
LOS ANGELES—Jewel Playa Vista is one of the last new construction residential projects in the market, and it is meeting a huge demand for residential space.
SAN DIEGO—Proximity to an international airport, in addition to being the place where Millennials are living, is bringing more office tenants to this market, C&W executives tell GlobeSt.com.
LADERA RANCH, CA—Companies like Money360 will be a valuable source of bridge debt to overcome the challenges that the tidal wave of loan maturities in 2017 and 2018 will present to borrowers, the firm's David Christensen tells GlobeSt.com.
WALTHAM, MA—The 35% share for first-time buyers is the lowest share of first-time buyers since the Home Buyers and Sellers Profile began collecting Massachusetts data in 2003.
WASHINGTON, DC--To follow GAO's recommendations, GSA will have to to ask for more disclosure about the ownership structure and individual owners' interests, according to Colliers' Kurt Stout.
MIAMI—Wth half a dozen rental and mixed-use projects all getting underway within weeks of one another, Related Development's Steve Patterson tells GlobeSt.com how his group zeroes in on where to build.
WASHINGTON, DC--Executive appointments at JBG SMITH and Transwestern, as well as Virginia's second Ikea store are among the roundup of news in this morning's Middle Market Digest.
BENBROOK, TX—Growing employment, low taxes and quality public safety services have led to one of the highest citizen satisfaction ratings in the nation and one of the first and only affordable housing projects.
HOUSTON—Direct vacancy should continue to rise as sublease space and more efficient construction serve as desirable alternatives for leasing activity, leaving vacant direct space in its wake, such as 11451 Katy Freeway.