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NEW YORK CITY—The REIT's major project—which is slated to include improvements to the neighboring Grand Central Terminal—now has a foreign pension fund and a developer as co-owners.
SAN DIEGO—One-third of Millennials aren't even looking for apartments yet, which bodes well for the future of the industry, Steadfast's Ella Shaw Neyland tells attendees at NMHC's Annual Meeting yesterday.
SAN DIEGO—Risk or reward: what is driving investor sentiment in 2017 and beyond? That was the main question posted to panelist during a session at the recent NMHC Apartment Strategies Outlook Conference.
NEW YORK CITY—The majority of respondents to SelectLeaders' 2017 Real Estate Hiring Trends Survey see the new administration as a net positive for the economy and commercial real estate.
SAN DIEGO—From smaller workstation footprints and more collaborative space to sit-and-stand desks and other ergonomic tools, today's workplace is demanding high-functioning, state-of-the-art elements, Cultura executives tell GlobeSt.com.
SAN RAMON, CA—A strong school system, quality retail stores with freeway access, close proximity to BART and transportation, and manageable commutes to employment centers are all important factors for residents, says Summerhill's Robert Freed in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—The capital instrument—which is a partnership between the city, foundations and commercial lending institutions—has provided $336 million in loans during its 10 years of existence.