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SAN DIEGO—Traditionally, the Downtown office market was primarily made up of legal, government and insurance tenants, but the creative class has discovered the benefits of San Diego's unique downtown submarkets, CBRE's Matt Carlson tells GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI—“The seller's success in repositioning these two assets in a relatively short period of time is a testament to the strength of the West Pembroke Pines submarket.”
SAN DIEGO—The trade, transportation and utilities sector recorded the largest monthly increase by adding 2,200 jobs in December 2016. C&W's Jolanta Campion tells GlobeSt.com that and more about the region's unemployment figures.
HOLMDEL, NJ—The installation includes 3,200 skylights spanning the quarter-mile-long atrium roof, covering 60,000 square feet. When it is completed, the photovoltaic skylight will both naturally illuminate the complex while generating free, clean electricity from the sun.
WASHINGTON, DC--“There isn't a dedicated source of funding and that has become a real problem,” William Rich, Delta Associates' new CEO tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—"Virtually every dispute involving commercial real estate comes down to a question of property value,” the group's chairman tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN JOSE—A mixed-use community is located at 2 Pierce Ave. in the emerging South First Area district (SoFA)—San Jose's visual arts and entertainment destination, and will serve as an anchor for the southern edge of downtown.