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WASHINGTON, DC--Ritchey will join the company in January 2017. During his tenure at CBRE, he led the company's Technology and Media Practice in the Washington Region.
CHANTILLY, VA--Despite some improvements the submarket has been struggling since the recession, a point that Trepp notes as it puts the loss into context.
WASHINGTON, DC--Chances are your next buyer will be a 1031 exchange, a foreign investor or an all cash buyer, Ideal Realty's Cameron Manesh tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—Despite signs that the market is at or near its peak, three industry experts remain hopeful, and shared reasons for their bullish stance during a panel discussion at ICSC's New York National Deal Making conference earlier this week.
CALABASAS, CA—Some deals poised to close in Q4 are likely to be pushed back or scrapped “as investors and lenders recalibrate their underwriting assumptions,” says Marcus & Millichap.
LIVINGSTON, NJ–In a market where almost half of the inventory was built before 1970, supply of for-sale product remains tight, as asking rents recently hit a 17-quarter streak of gains, according to Ken Uranowitz, president of Gebroe-Hammer Associates.
ENCINITAS, CA—Philz Coffee embraces each neighborhood where it sets up shop and invites the local community in, setting it apart from most other retailers today, Gould & Ratner's Linsey Cohen and the company's Tracy Chiao tell GlobeSt.com.
IRVINE, CA—Builders finding it necessary to build more-expensive housing to generate a profit and owners of existing entry-level homes being less willing to sell are two new factors contributing to the lack of affordable housing, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.