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The End of an Era for SD Master-Planned Communities

Carrie Rossenfeld | November 30, 2016

SAN DIEGO—Master-planned communities of size are a dying breed due to land constraints in San Diego, and it took more than 20 years to get the Del Sur site that just sold approved, Colliers' David Santistevan tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Twin Cities Property Expected to Draw National Interest

Brian J. Rogal | November 30, 2016

MINNEAPOLIS—The suburban building, occupied by a global biomedical firm, is typical of the region, which has one of the most highly-educated workforces in the US.

GSA Narrows Labor Department Sites to 3 Locations

Erika Morphy | November 30, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC--GSA made the surprising announcement last year that it is seeking a new facility to house the US Labor Department.

Grosvenor Steps Up Structured Development Finance Pipeline in DC

Erika Morphy | November 30, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC--“This is a shovel ready project,” Grosvenor's Scott Brody says of The Slade Townhomes.

'Complete Market Knowledge' Drives Advisory Boards

Paul Bubny | November 30, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—Xceligent is assembling advisory boards for its latest beachhead, the New York metro region. CEO Doug Curry takes GlobeSt.com behind the scenes.

Carter Validus Buys McLean Data Center Portfolio for $85M

Erika Morphy | November 30, 2016

McLEAN, VA--The seller of the two-asset portfolio is the AFL-CIO.

Four Things Retailers Are Focusing on This Holiday Season

Jennifer LeClaire | November 30, 2016

ATLANTA—Three trends stand out, according to a CBRE report.

Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide Renews 83K SF Lease at Morris Corporate Center III

Steve Lubetkin | November 30, 2016

PARSIPPANY, NJ—Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide will occupy the entire fourth floor, and a portion of the second floor and third floor of Building C.

With Trump's Election, Will the Commercial Real Estate Sky Fall in Miami?

Jennifer LeClaire | November 30, 2016

MIAMI—Following the election of Donald Trump as president, uncertainty remains about what impact his administration will have our on our economy and foreign investment.

Low Inventory, High Prices Dampen Home Sales Activity

John Jordan | November 30, 2016

BOSTON—The for sale-inventory of single-family detached homes in Greater Boston fell 26.4% to 2,769 homes on the market last month, down from the 3,762 units posted last October. Condo inventory declined 21.1% to 1,616 as compared to the 2,050 condos on the market in October 2015.

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The End of an Era for SD Master-Planned Communities

Twin Cities Property Expected to Draw National Interest

GSA Narrows Labor Department Sites to 3 Locations

Grosvenor Steps Up Structured Development Finance Pipeline in DC

'Complete Market Knowledge' Drives Advisory Boards

Carter Validus Buys McLean Data Center Portfolio for $85M

Four Things Retailers Are Focusing on This Holiday Season

Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide Renews 83K SF Lease at Morris Corporate Center III

With Trump's Election, Will the Commercial Real Estate Sky Fall in Miami?

Low Inventory, High Prices Dampen Home Sales Activity

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