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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO—Foundry & Lux is a social and commercial space that was created as a central amenities facility to service the high-tech firms that will populate the Britannia Cove campus at Oyster Point.
LOS ANGELES—It happened in Hollywood, DTLA and Glendale. Now Long Beach is seeing a transformative renaissance, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
Uranowitz says the acquisition opportunity garnered tremendous interest due to the property's location in a well-established transit-friendly neighborhood and repositioning potential associated with area development.
SAN DIEGO—Despite job growth and high innovation, low- and moderate-income workers still can't find affordable housing, and many are forced to live on the outskirts of the county and commute in, speakers at last week's Economic Roundtable tell attendees.
CAMBRIDGE, MA—The agreement calls for MIT to design and build an approximately 400,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art federal facility to replace the aging Volpe Center.
NEW YORK CITY—"That area is very interesting because it bridges the mixed-use and industrial areas and has great transportation access," Elizabeth Lusskin, president of the Long Island City Partnership, tells GlobeSt.com.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Managing diverse projects like Alameda Point requires flexibility and focus in order to oversee and interact with every entity and customer, RiverRock's John Combs tells GlobeSt.com.
ATLANTA—Amid a time of uncertainty for what the year will hold for the industry, Trimont Real Estate Advisors' Brian Ward cites three key trends in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.