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SAN DIEGO—Public art adds an experiential element in urban environments that provides people with a new way to experience a city, Bosa's Andrea Jones tells GlobeSt.com in this interview about a recent installation Downtown.
LOS ANGELES—A new report from UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs reestablishes the argument that a supply-demand imbalance that is driving affordability issues in Los Angeles.
ELIZABETH, NJ—The Port of New York and New Jersey is the largest port on the East Coast, with some 6.4 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units, a standard cargo measurement) handled in 2015, according to Anne Strauss-Wieder, director of freight planning of the North Jersey Transportation Planning Association.
ATLANTA—“In Atlanta, just as in other major cities, we are seeing a shift in retailer needs, which in-turn impacts the leasability of shopping centers.”
NEW YORK CITY—A strong performance in Q3—prompting a sharp decline in cap rates—combined with new assets coming to market suggests transaction volume will be higher in Q4 and into 2017, according to a new report by the brokerage firm.
HOUSTON—Liberty Property Trust has chosen Transwestern to provide leasing services for Legacy at Fallbrook in the Northwest submarket, offering ingress and egress from Beltway 8 and Fallbrook Drive, and near master-planned communities.
FORT WORTH—A competitive tax structure, location within the Alliance Foreign Trade Zone, and close proximity to rail and highways benefits American Tire Distributors, enhancing its financial and logistics efficiencies.