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L.A. Needs to Change Its Low-Density Culture

Kelsi Maree Borland | January 23, 2017

LOS ANGELES— “It is going to be an up hill battle to get people to find alternatives to their private vehicle,” says Robert Kleinhenz in this EXCLUSIVE interview about density in Los Angeles.

Hotel Investors, No Need to Worry Yet

Rayna Katz | January 23, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—While many sector forecasts have called for a falloff in performance, a new report says Q4 2016 results bode well for continued RevPAR growth.

Apt. Management Firms Combine Under US Residential Name

Paul Bubny | January 23, 2017

DALLAS—Led by Stephanie Brock, the combined company manages more than 200 multifamily properties across 30 states.

Get Ready for a Development Revival

Joel Ross | January 23, 2017

Although it will be a major battle with Democrats, and especially Elizabeth Warren and her band of resistors, there will be changes to Dodd-Frank,…

Four Big Long-Term Issues With the Economy

Carrie Rossenfeld | January 23, 2017

SAN DIEGO—From reduced employment opportunities to the “STEM divide,” the US needs to focus on these issues to achieve true economic growth, Professor Alan Gin tells attendees at last week's 33rd Annual San Diego County Economic Roundtable.

US Data Center Providers Spreading to New Submarkets

Brian J. Rogal | January 23, 2017

CHICAGO—The top markets for data centers have seen so much expansion that land scarcity has caused many providers to seek out new submarkets.

Demand Stays Robust for Cincinnati Industrial Properties

Brian J. Rogal | January 23, 2017

CINCINNATI—The vacancy rate here typically hovers between four and six percent, even though about nine million square feet of new construction has launched in the last two years.