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LOS ANGELES—A new Ten-X report has named the infill L.A. market as the number-two buy market for industrial product in the nation, thanks to surging demand and climbing rents.
CARLSBAD, CA—One sector has space to spare; the other is tight as can be. Lee's Peter Merz weighs in with GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> on the disparity between the two property types and the trends affecting both of them.
SAN FRANCISCO—Pacific Eagle Holdings is taking a unique approach to the local need as seen in the floor plans, amenities and offerings at The Austin, located among the city's oldest affluent neighborhoods.
DALLAS—Holiday shoppers will also notice an increase in a retailing concept known as rogue retailing, which encompasses food trucks, pop-ups, showrooms and other nontraditional approaches to brick-and-mortar retail.
HOUSTON—Houston is one of the metro areas where industrial investors might consider selling properties, with this market struggling under a heavy supply pipeline with limited prospects for absorption.
NEW YORK CITY—This year's numbers provide a positive indicator for the holiday season, says Tom McGee, president and CEO of the International Council of Shopping Centers.
LOS ANGELES—This year, the coveted Silver Shovel award at NAIOP's annual Real Estate Challenge was earned by the UCLA team, which presented a plan to develop a 5.07-acre land site in the City of Inglewood near the new Rams NFL Stadium.