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MIRAMAR, CA—Once populated by furniture and home-furnishings stores, Miramar still features these tenants but has also made room for more lifestyle-oriented retailers and restaurants, Voit's Brandon Keith tells GlobeSt.com.
CHICAGO—The developer, who helped Centrum become a leader in transit-oriented development, says we could be entering a more challenging era for new construction.
MIAMI—When it comes to retail, it's a good bet in most major metros. But some markets are clearly outperforming others. And it might not be the way you would think.
ATLANTA—With GE recently announcing that it has chosen Atlanta for its technology hub—and Atlanta generally rising as a tech city—people are doing more than talking.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, Jim Butler of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell talks about the influx of Chinese capital and what it means for the US economy.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Strip centers offer an investor a prudent hedge against future inflation if there is a jump in long-term treasury rates, CBRE's Arthur Flores tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
SAN DIEGO—Innovators are attracted to areas because of their connectedness and high walkability, whether they are urban or suburban in nature, DTSP's Kris Michell tells GlobeSt.com in her <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> take on a recent event featuring urbanist Richard Florida.
SAN FRANCISCO—Pat Stanton, partner of Baker Botts and its real estate group chair, recently discussed market conditions in other areas of the country and what investors should be seeking in future projects in this GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.