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LOS ANGELES—Sure, Warner Music just signed a major lease in the Arts District, but a new report from JLL shows that tenants prefer Hollywood, and the market has 900,000 square feet of office development in the pipeline to prove it.
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LOS ANGELES—GlobeSt.com sits down EXCLUSIVELY with Trammell Crow's Jim Andersen to talk about the firm's evolving development strategy and his concerns about the upcoming development ballot measures.
NEW YORK CITY—The local development organization for the Queens neighborhood has released the first portion of a “comprehensive plan” to retain the area's fast-growing status.
SAN DIEGO—There are far more opportunities for business owners to purchase and occupy their own properties in Uptown compared to Downtown or other more conventional submarkets, CBRE's Marc Frederick tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—The consensus on the investment and transaction outlook panel at last week's RealShare Net Lease conference was that we have hit a plateau at the peak, but no crashes are expected.