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SAN DIEGO—Many patients are finding physicians won't take their insurance, but emergency departments are required to do so under the ACA, causing these patients to “slam” hospital EDs, Cuningham Group's Phil Soule tells GlobeSt.com.
LOS ANGELES—According to a new environmental study, the multi-million dollar effort to reduce environmental impacts at the port through goods movement has boosted plant and wildlife ecosystems.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ—The New Jersey office sector ended the year on a positive note, with the market stable after two robust quarters of improving market fundamentals, says Cushman & Wakefield.
NEW YORK CITY—Bringing over three decades of experience in operations and finance to the table, the hire joins the tenant representation firm as an SVP.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, our source discusses how brick-and-mortar retail is far from dead, that it is far from being wounded and how retailers and owners need to be flexible in an ever changing marketplace to stay relevant and competitive.
HOUSTON—Ryan Sweeney of Streetwise Land Advisors is bullish about Houston in 2017 and believes the city is better positioned than expected for additional commercial development given recent land acquisitions.
PLANO, TX—The new owner of the JCPenney site, adjacent to the $3 billion Legacy West development, plans to sell and/or develop the surrounding acreage and reimagine the existing building.
AUSTIN,TX—Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP arranged $106 million in financing for the development of 70 Rainey, a 34-story, class-A condominium project in downtown.
ATLANTA—Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals you may have missed early this week in Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky Tennessee and Louisiana.