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CHICAGO—Some big decisions were put off in the fourth quarter, but as equity markets seem to have taken the election in stride, mega office deals will probably return this year.
LOS ANGELES—"These markets may offer attractive development and investment opportunities as tight market conditions push rents up further," says Andrea Cross at CBRE.
ANAHEIM, CA—The roughly $450-million mixed-use community proposed near Angels Stadium—which has been unanimously approved by the City—was stalled by the recession, but is back and better than ever, Allen Matkins' Bill Devine tells GlobeSt.com.
SEBASTOPOL, CA—Ethan Schelin, director at Landmark Capital recently shared some insight about the challenges of specialty property loans and the general lending outlook for the region in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
ATLANTA—Colliers International's Martin Pupil explains the value proposition in the firm's newly acquired IndSite technology platform for logistics and industrial site selection.
BOSTON—The Financial District saw the most action in terms of positive absorption in the fourth quarter at 69,000 square feet, thus lowering its overall vacancy rate to 9.7%. Class A space in the Financial District, which is in high demand, saw 237,000 square feet of positive absorption in the fourth quarter.