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SAN DIEGO—Measures B-D here presented voters with some tough choices that could impact our local market. Experts weigh in <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with GlobeSt.com on what the results mean and what happens next.
ROSEVILLE, CA—Roseville is the second largest jobs center in the region and offers opportunities for a variety of value-add investments, namely the Lava Ridge property that recently closed escrow.
SADDLE BROOK, NJ—Q3 2016 marked the strongest quarter of leasing velocity since 2007, with 2.78 million square feet of new leasing that resulted from an unusual volume of large deals.
LOS ANGELES—The city is becoming a sought-after destination for retail flagship stores thanks to a diverse population and diverse industries, Scott Burns of JLL says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Ranking number 3 for rent growth in CBRE's Tech-Thirty report, Orange County should focus more on creating efficient spaces and keeping an eye on cost, given the recent appreciation in values, Travis Boyd tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
FORT WORTH—Hillwood's Tony Creme discusses the appeal of the project and the region in advance of next week's back-to-back RealShare Dallas/Fort Worth and RealShare Industrial conferences.
DALLAS—Aside from adding high-end preferred amenities to rental communities, some companies are realizing that millennials and Gen Xers want something more in the form of social connectivity.
PORT ARTHUR, TX—What was once a single-tenant building becomes a multi-tenant retail center due to strong demographics in the Port Arthur market, bringing about increased tax revenues and employment opportunities in the process.