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SAN DIEGO—Putting the passion and energy necessary to source and recruit the correct talent takes dedicated team members who take pride in whom they bring onto the team, Sunrise's Marc Corless tells GlobeSt.com.
WASHINGTON, DC--Yet foreign investors have been steady acquirers of District assets, with Japanese firm Unizo likely to have been the most prolific for 2016 at close to $1 billion in acquisitions.
SUNNYVALE, CA—The multifamily community is located within walking distance of major employers such as LinkedIn, Apple and Nokia, and less than a half mile from the Sunnyvale CalTrain Station and VTA Lines.
WALTHAM, MA—The Massachusetts Association of Realtors reports that single-family home sales were up nearly 20% for the month of November at 4,784 total transactions—a new monthly record.
IRVINE, CA—With fiscal expansionary policy expected under the Trump administration, it would probably be wise to consider buying sooner rather than later, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.
“We are still seeing a lot of interest in the retail sector, but investors are having trouble finding quality product in the market,” says Brian Whitmer of Cushman & Wakefield. "Most of the product coming online is located in secondary or tertiary assets, or non-core locations.”
WASHINGTON, DC--AFIRE survey respondents picked New York City as the top destination city both nationally but also when global cities were considered as part of the mix.
DALLAS—Two new tenants have debuted in Preston Center in Highland Park: Go Fish Poke is the first true poke concept, i.e. raw fish salad, of its kind in Dallas, and Yolk will open its second store in Dallas.
HOUSTON—Following a difficult and jarring election season, experts debated the 2017 commercial real estate market with a series of possibilities, predictions and warnings at an event by RealNex, CCIM and AREAA.