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SAN FRANCISCO—San Francisco was the top tech growth market for the fifth consecutive year according to CBRE and in the top 10 in ULI's trends report due to tech job creation and a pace of real estate activity projected to be strong in the foreseeable future.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—A key reason for the attraction is that the region has become a more seasoned marketplace during this economic boom that continues to build momentum as a primary market on the West Coast, C&W execs tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
WASHINGTON, DC--London-based Preqin interviewed some 182 alternative assets fund managers about the impact a Trump Administration would have on their portfolios. This is what they said.
TARRYTOWN, NY—Typically making splashy openings in trophy markets and locations, online retailers opening up physical stores are now choosing less lofty spots to set up shop and reach consumers, DLC's Chris Ressa tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—In an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview with David Wilson of Lockard Cos. in preparation for the upcoming RealShare Healthcare conference, he says that credit profiles will continue to become stronger and stronger as the mega-hospitals begin to merge and/or acquire other hospital systems.
AUSTIN, TX—Austin wins the ULI top city ranking thanks to its niche neighborhoods and depth of economic diversity, and its rise to the top of the list signals the durability of the city's long-term appeal to investors.
DALLAS—Dallas lands the number two spot in the Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2017 by PwC US and the Urban Land Institute due in part to the Toyota mega-facility in Plano and other projects in the works.
HOUSTON—Weakness is manifesting due to the energy downturn except for southeast Houston which continues to outperform with significant leasing activity and strong net absorption through the third quarter, says JLL in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.