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NEW YORK CITY—The move gives the former firm a greatly expanded international footprint, boosting its presence “from San Francisco to Doha; Los Angeles to London,” says company founder and CEO Sam Nazarian.
WALNUT CREEK, CA—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, Paramount Capital's Joseph Ori says that if growth can be increased to a more normal 3.5% to 4.5%, the economy will boom and commercial real estate along with it.
DALLAS—The Union is a connection point for many of Dallas' most vibrant business and residential districts including Downtown, Uptown, the Arts District and Victory Park neighborhoods.
HOUSTON—There are 58 self-storage projects under development in Houston, representing the potential for a roughly 6% increase in supply, while nationally, the pace is equally active with vacancy declines.
WASHINGTON, DC—The Bureau of Labor Statistics report for November continued a trend of slower gains in employment compared to 2015, when job growth averaged 229,000 positions per month.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, American Realty Advisors gives us a peek inside their industrial strategy and what they are expecting from the market in 2017.
LOS ANGELES—Retail spending increased in the third quarter, and CBRE's Ashley Hill says that brick-and-mortar retail is still leading the market over ecommerce, in this EXCLUSIVE interview.