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Law Firms Look to Reduce Budget Spent on Real Estate

Natalie Dolce | November 07, 2016

Law firms spend between $30,000 and $90,000 per lawyer on base rent, says one source, noting that the wide range is a result of the fact that there is great disparity between rent costs and square footage per lawyer.

The Birth of the New Live-Work-Play Campus

Kelsi Maree Borland | November 07, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Developer Uncommon breaks ground on 24, a live-work-play campus in Chatsworth, and tells GlobeSt.com the campus setting is the future of live-work-play communities in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

Shaw Infill to Get New Mixed Use Building

Erika Morphy | November 07, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC--Ditto Residential was selected by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development to build out Parce 42.

Retail Implications of the Big Demographic Shift

Jennifer LeClaire | November 07, 2016

ATLANTA—New statistics from Pew are telling.

Colliers Tri-State Set to Become Retail Powerhouse

Rayna Katz | November 07, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—While not seeking to become the city's biggest player in the space, it will strive to be “the best” following two big hires, the firm tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY.

Lack of Mortgage Instruments Plagues Housing Market

Carrie Rossenfeld | November 07, 2016

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Buyers continue to face the issue of housing affordability, creating a growing demand for diversity in the product Trumark Homes offers within its communities, Richard Douglass tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

CRE Growth Favors Smaller Markets

Paul Bubny | November 07, 2016

ORLANDO—With a slow-growth economy and the probability of an interest rate hike, investors are expected to take a cautious approach in coming months, the National Association of Realtors' Lawrence Yun said at a conference Friday.

Three Multifamily Sales in Elizabeth, NJ Yield More Than $12M

Steve Lubetkin | November 07, 2016

“Maple Bay Estates is the most luxurious rental property I have ever seen built in Elizabeth,” says Kislak's Jeff Squires. “The record-shattering price of almost $250,000 per unit illustrates the strong investor demand for quality properties in such close proximity to New York City.”

First Fully Affordable Project Draws 2,600 Applications for 59 Units

Lisa Brown | November 07, 2016

SAN FRANCISCO—Not only is the construction of this project providing job and training opportunities for residents, but also more permanent affordable housing opportunities for Bayview residents as the first 100% affordable housing project for those earning 50% or less of the city median income.

Capitalizing on the Pet Phenomenon