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LOS ANGELES—From Measure JJJ to increases in open-space fees, development is becoming more challenging and expensive in Los Angeles, Artem Tepler of SCHON | TEPLER Group says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
DALLAS—Centers are moving closer to metropolitan areas, and many brands are evaluating the performance of new stores, analyzing the overall effects on the brand and focusing on improving current portfolios, John Geddis says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
HOUSTON—The 35-acre Republic Square campus is reporting a flurry of renovation, leasing and pedestrian activity, and Boxer Property has welcomed 18 tenants since late September.
AUSTIN, TX—With EcoSmart's energy delivery program and Google Fiber available in every home, the Whisper Valley community has the latest technology and most energy-efficient homes at an affordable price.
The world of accessibility laws is complex and there are new rules being made all the time. Partner's Christy Kim, AIA, CASp explains a new California law, AB 2093 on disclosing and handling ADA concerns during lease negotiations.
LOS ANGELES—The developer has already leased 300,000 square feet at the Bloc, a vertical office campus that is serving as a model for what today's office tenants want.
LOS ANGELES—Kevin Farrell of Fifield Realty says the one commonality between L.A. apartment development and Chicago is the robust amenity packages, in this EXCLUSIVE video interview.
NEW YORK CITY—In what is likely the be the first of many explanations and elaborations, the Real Estate Board has made a statement on the duration of the tax exemption under the proposed new law.