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SEATTLE—The listings syndication deal with Colliers International reportedly is the first of its kind; OfficeSpace.com CEO Susie Algard takes GlobeSt.com behind the scenes.
NEW YORK CITY—Owner Olayan America and asset manager Chelsfield intend to rebrand the property and create value by renovating and reconfiguring the existing space.
SAN FRANCISCO—Trump will put pressure on mortgage rates, with an increase expected to significantly reduce the already-small pool of buyers who can afford to buy a home in the Bay Area, while the corporate tax rate would be reduced to 15% and the maximum individual income tax rate would go to 33%, according to his latest proposals.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The move was an opportunity to expand the company's expertise in multi-market tenant representation while providing a local delivery platform to serve its growing California portfolio, Woodmont's Joseph Williams tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
DALLAS—Through the Dallas regional center, Civitas has invested more than $320 million in 18 Dallas projects, creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs through the federal EB-5 immigrant investor program.
HOUSTON—The Melt opened its first Texas location at The Lawn at Houston's Baybrook Mall yesterday and an additional location is slated to open in spring 2017 at the Vintage Marketplace Restaurant Village to make Texas its third market expansion.
PHOENIX—Yet analysts who met with management teams at the recent NAREIT fall conference see both broad-based and sector-specific effects of the next president's economic policies.